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Peristaltic constrictions in fertilized barnacle eggs (Pollicipes polymerus)

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La vitesse et l'amplitude des resserrements péristaltiques dans les œufs fertilisés de balane (Pollicipes polymerus) dépend de l'âge de l'embryon et de la position du resserrement dans celui-ci. Les resserrements péristaltiques sont probablement réglés par des microfilaments et non par des microtubules et il se peut que la synthèse de protéine soit nécessaire, mais la phosphorylation oxydative ne l'est pas. Le rapport possible entre les resserrements et les événements morphogénétiques des œufs fertilisés est discuté.

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  1. Department of Zoology, University of Alberta, T6G 2E1, Edmonton, Canada

    C. Arey Lewis, Fu-Shiang Chia & T. E. Schroeder

  2. Friday Harbor Laboratories, University of Washington, Friday Harbor, Washington, USA

    C. Arey Lewis, Fu-Shiang Chia & T. E. Schroeder

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Arey Lewis, C., Chia, FS. & Schroeder, T.E. Peristaltic constrictions in fertilized barnacle eggs (Pollicipes polymerus). Experientia 29, 1533–1535 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01943901

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