Concanavalin A-dorsalized Ventral Mesoderm Mimics the Neural-inducing Activity of the Organizer in Cynops Embryo(Developmental Biology)
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The neural-inducing activity of ventral mesoderm aged after Con A treatment was examined in detail. To determine the time at which this function was attained, Con A-treated ventral mesoderm was incubated at different time lapses and sandwiched between competent ectoderm explants. Neural-inducing activity was found have been acquired as early as about 15 hr after Con A treatment and was maximal about 24 hr after Con A treatment. Brain, spinal cord and small neural tissues were observed. Oligomannose-type oligosaccharide, a specific ligand of Con A, failed to inhibit dorsalization one hour after Con A treatment. This possibly hints that the ventral mesoderm might have been determined to proceed to dorsal differentiation about one hour from application of Con A. Autoradiographic observation showed accumulation of ^<125>I-Con A on or around the nucleus 24 hr after Con A treatment. This may suggest a possible role of the nucleus in the acquisition of neural-inducing activity of Con A-dorsalized ventral mesoderm.
- 社団法人日本動物学会の論文
- 1991-08-15
著者
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Takahashi T
Radioisotope Research Center Nagoya University
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Takata Kenzo
Department Of General Education Doho University
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Takeshima Kazuhito
Radioisotope Research Center, Nagoya University
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DIAZ MARIA
Department of Biology, School of Science
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TAKAHASHI TADASHI
Radioisotope Research Center, Nagoya University
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Diaz Maria
Department Of Biology School Of Science
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Takeshima Kazuhito
Radioisotope Research Center Nagoya University
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