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卵細胞の極性は,バルビアニ体とは独立して確立される

Manami Kobayashi, Joseph Zinski, Mary C Mullins

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    バルビアーニ体 (Bb) はゼブラフィッシュの卵胞の極性定めるのに欠かせない. Bbが形成されない場合でも,軸を決定するトランスクリプトは正常に局所化し,正常な胚の体プランの発達を維持します.

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