Xenopus development

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FIG. 1. Schematic diagram of early Xenopus development. The figure shows relative levels of MPF (cyclin B/Cdc2) activity from the beginning of oocyte maturation until after fertilization. [Pg.61]

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It is important to note that early stages of Xenopus development rely completely on maternal stores of RNA and protein transcription does not begin until the so-called midblastula transition, about 7h after fertilization and when there are 4096 cells (that is, after 12 cleavages) (7). [Pg.386]

This pattern of development—one cleavage every 30 min—lasts until cycle 13, when division becomes asynchronous, and it slows down significantly (7). This point, the midblastula transition (MBT), is also marked by the onset of cell motility and zygotic transcription. It corresponds to stage 8 of (6) and presages the next important stage in Xenopus development gastrulation. [Pg.388]

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