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It has been shown that dividing cells are arranged in nests in the optic vesicle and the presumptive ectoderm in the period of contact between the two in a 48-hour-old chick embyro. The degree of this arrangement in the optic vesicle and ectoderm is variable: in the optic vesicle there are 29.4% of isolated mitoses and 25.9% of paired mitoses. The number of dividing cells per nest in the ocular rudiment is up to seven. In the ectoderm isolated mitoses account for 72.7%, paired ones −18.3%. The number of mitoses per nest does not exceed four. The number of isolated mitoses and various combinations of conjugate mitoses varies during a day.
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Derdiyashchenko, A.A. Distribution of cell divisions in the optic vesicle and presumptive ectoderm of chick embryos. Bull Exp Biol Med 62, 1184–1185 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00795474
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