1986
DOI: 10.1007/bf00375751
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The inducing capacity of the presumptive endoderm of Xenopus laevis studied by transfilter experiments

Abstract: The inducing capacity of the vegetal hemisphere of early amphibian blastulae was studied by placing a Nucleopore filter (pore size 0.4 μm) between isolated presumptive endoderm and animal (ectodermal) caps. The inducing effect was shown to traverse the Nucleopore membrane. The reacting ectoderm differentiated into mainly ventral mesodermal derivatives. Expiants consisting of five animal caps also formed dorsal mesodermal and neural structures. Those results together with data published elsewhere suggest that, … Show more

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“…That means that the caudalization of the chordamesoderm takes place after the early mid gastrula stage, perhaps by reciprocal interactions of the neural plate towards the chordamesoderm (14). Our hypothesis that the dorsalization of the dorsal marginal zone takes place during gastrulation is supported by our earlier transfilter experiments (16). When the vegetal part of a middle blastula including the dorsal vegetal part (Nieuwkoop center) is separated from isolated competent ectoderm (animal caps) by a nucleopore filter, the presumptive endoderm will trigger the ectoderm to form ventral mesoderm structures as coelomic epithelium and blood like structures only.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 65%
“…That means that the caudalization of the chordamesoderm takes place after the early mid gastrula stage, perhaps by reciprocal interactions of the neural plate towards the chordamesoderm (14). Our hypothesis that the dorsalization of the dorsal marginal zone takes place during gastrulation is supported by our earlier transfilter experiments (16). When the vegetal part of a middle blastula including the dorsal vegetal part (Nieuwkoop center) is separated from isolated competent ectoderm (animal caps) by a nucleopore filter, the presumptive endoderm will trigger the ectoderm to form ventral mesoderm structures as coelomic epithelium and blood like structures only.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 65%
“…Changes in cell shape and rapid increases in actin polymerization are early cellular responses to stimulation by chemoattractants or growth factors (1,2). Although the signaling pathway is unclear, it may include phospholipid metabolism, especially phosphatidylinositide (PI) turnover.…”
Section: Diacyiglycerol-stimulated Formation Of Actinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…cess over levels necessary for mesoderm induction (data not shown). Therefore, although the mesoderm inducers are soluble and can diffuse through filters (Grunz and Tacke, 1986; When activin-FLAG (actFLAG) and AVgFLAG were compared (Figures 1A and 1B), no significant difference Slack, 1991), they may be inhibited from diffusing in the intact embryo by specific interactions with the extracel-was observed. Likewise, no significant difference was observed between different parts of the embryo (Figure lular matrix.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%