An endogenous calcium oscillator may control early embryonic division.
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Complex life forms may arise from electrical processes.Inhibiting MAP kinase activity prevents calcium transients and mitosis entry in early sea urchin embryosIntermediate progenitors are increased by lengthening of the cell cycle through calcium signaling and p53 expression in human neural progenitorsTreatment with Ca2+ ionophore improves embryo development and outcome in cases with previous developmental problems: a prospective multicenter study.A novel mutation in the TUBB8 gene is associated with complete cleavage failure in fertilized eggs.
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An endogenous calcium oscillator may control early embryonic division.
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An endogenous calcium oscillator may control early embryonic division.
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An endogenous calcium oscillator may control early embryonic division.
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An endogenous calcium oscillator may control early embryonic division.
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An endogenous calcium oscillator may control early embryonic division.
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An endogenous calcium oscillator may control early embryonic division.
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P2860
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An endogenous calcium oscillator may control early embryonic division.
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10.1073/PNAS.94.4.1194
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1997-02-01T00:00:00Z