Nuclear and cytoplasmic interrelations in the fertilization of the Asterias egg.
Nuclear and cytoplasmic interrelations in the fertilization of the Asterias egg.
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海星卵受精过程中核和细胞质的相互关系。
DOI:
10.2307/1538362
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发表时间:
1949
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通讯作者:
E. Chambers
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作者:
R. Chambers;E. Chambers
Full-sized germinal vesicle oocytes of Asterias forbesii undergo normal maturation in sea water. At 16° C. the first polar bodies are formed in about 80 minutes, and the second, in 108 minutes. The eggs are sperm-fertilizable from the time of germinal vesicle breakdown until some time after elimination of the second polar bodies. Fol (1879, p. 204) indicated that the optimum time for insemination is after germinal vesicle breakdown up to the first polar body formation. In accordance with Fol, the earliest period for the sperm aster to appear was found to be always a few minutes after the formation of the second polar body. A feature to be stressed is the progressive change of the karyocytoplasm induced by the mixing of the contents of the germinal vesicle with the cytoplasm during maturation.Maturation of the karyocytoplasm1. When eggs are inseminated two to three minutes before first polar body formation or later, the time for the sperm aster to appear in the living egg is about 35 minutes at 16° C.When ...