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1 enerates tension to elongate the foregut and heart tube.
2 ablish the original dimensions of the linear heart tube.
3 ing the initial circumference of the nascent heart tube.
4 ardial sheets for formation of the primitive heart tube.
5 mbryo, where they merge to assemble a linear heart tube.
6 e at the midline to give rise to the primary heart tube.
7 ction due to elastic wave propagation in the heart tube.
8 yocardial interactions within the developing heart tube.
9 ives them laterally, resulting in an unfused heart tube.
10 field by 20% before formation of the primary heart tube.
11 e they meet and fuse to create the primitive heart tube.
12 ses depressed Ca2+ transients in the primary heart tube.
13 a large pericardial effusion and an unlooped heart tube.
14 egions of anterior mesoderm to form a linear heart tube.
15 al wall and defects in fusion of the nascent heart tube.
16 equired for cell polarity acquisition of the heart tube.
17 orphogenesis and assembly of the contractile heart tube.
18 that migrate ventrally to fuse into a linear heart tube.
19 idline, where it fuses to form the primitive heart tube.
20 ter progenitors have fashioned the primitive heart tube.
21 tic sac immediately anterior to the existing heart tube.
22 was identified on the ventral surface of the heart tube.
23  toward the midline to form a beating linear heart tube.
24 ay (E)8.0 during morphogenesis of the linear heart tube.
25 ne to form the first segment of the straight heart tube.
26 diac induction and the formation of a linear heart tube.
27 eet of mesoderm converge to form the nascent heart tube.
28 p2 during the elaboration and folding of the heart tube.
29 f Hand1 transcripts in the linear and looped heart tube.
30 -lateral pattern into the A-P pattern of the heart tube.
31 he inflow and outflow portions of the looped heart tube.
32 flow tract and right ventricle of the looped heart tube.
33  field (FHF) progenitors assemble the linear heart tube.
34 cation and throughout the linear and looping heart tube.
35 ide and eHAND on the left side of the looped heart tube.
36 ecursor cells before formation of the linear heart tube.
37 orm lack of a ventral pericardial cavity and heart tube.
38 ization is disrupted, resulting in a bulbous heart tube.
39 srupted cell polarity and extrusion from the heart tube.
40 n the heart field until they form the simple heart tube.
41  to positional information in the developing heart tube.
42 genitor cells to the poles of the primordial heart tube.
43 dline (cardiac fusion) to form the primitive heart tube.
44 ating rows of cardiac progenitors to a fused heart tube.
45 progenitors from the primitive streak to the heart tube.
46 es including the yolk sac, dorsal aorta, and heart tube.
47 e atrioventricular canal and loop the linear heart tube.
48 iates at the arterial pole of the developing heart tube.
49 rs towards the midline to form the primitive heart tube.
50 th the emergence of rhythmic activity of the heart tube.
51 tractility and altered blood flow within the heart tube.
52 bryonic midline, where they fuse to form the heart tube.
53 anterior intestinal portal (AIP) to form the heart tube.
54 se/Atp1a1 in the elongation of the zebrafish heart tube.
55  expressed predominantly in the AVC of early heart tube.
56 mber of cardiomyocytes and elongation of the heart tube.
57 protrudes toward and attaches to the looping heart tube.
58 soderm, resulting in aberrant looping of the heart tube.
59 1P(2) disrupt the formation of the primitive heart tube.
60 Gata6, or Gata4 and Gata5, develop defective heart tubes.
61 does not alter the Ca2+ transients of NCX-/- heart tubes.
62 ld-type heart tubes, has no effect on NCX-/- heart tubes.
63 agy and mitochondrial dynamics in Drosophila heart tubes.
64 obo2) during morphogenesis of the Drosophila heart tube, a process analogous to early heart formation
65 n or its overexpression causes disruption in heart tube alignment and assembly, and slit-deficient he
66  rotates the JCF forward to form the initial heart tube, along with push-pull morphodynamics of the s
67  ventral bending and rightward rotation, the heart tube also bends slightly toward the right.
68 esting at somite stages with a small, linear heart tube, an open gut and cyclopia.
69 ion and for the development of the posterior heart tube and a loopable heart.
70 an - from the morphogenesis of the mesoderm, heart tube and cardiac chambers to the establishment of
71 pressed in the precardiac mesoderm and early heart tube and control distinct developmental events dur
72 c mechanisms that coordinate assembly of the heart tube and determine its dimensions.
73  Gata4-deficient mice fail to form a ventral heart tube and die of circulatory failure at embryonic d
74  brings about a significant extension of the heart tube and extraneous looping caused by the elevated
75 tant embryos most notably lacked a primitive heart tube and foregut and developed partially outside t
76 ew hypothesis for the physical mechanisms of heart tube and foregut formation.
77 t lateral plate mesoderm (LPM), left half of heart tube and head mesoderm, but its absence in the ext
78 is at the murine cardiac crescent, primitive heart tube and heart tube stages to uncover the transcri
79 rate to the ventral midline to form a linear heart tube and instead formed aberrant cardiac structure
80           During the formation of the linear heart tube and its subsequent looping (E8.0-8.5), Irx4 e
81 dundant role with cNkx-2.5 in the coalescing heart tube and may play an important role in the transcr
82 in the primitive ventricle of the primordial heart tube and persists throughout gestation.
83   Nkx2.5Cre is expressed in the AHF, primary heart tube and pharyngeal endoderm, while TnT-Cre is exp
84 delineate lineage-specific GRNs in the early heart tube and provide a generalizable framework for dis
85 s that regulate the formation of a patterned heart tube and provide an important framework for future
86 cally but transiently expressed in the mouse heart tube and sinus venosus, the prospective SAN.
87                     Formation of the primary heart tube and the addition of right ventricular and out
88 volved in the morphogenesis of the posterior heart tube and the development of the cardiac inflow tra
89 the cNkx-2.8 gene is expressed in the linear heart tube and the dorsal half of the vitelline vein.
90 movement of cells in the embryonic zebrafish heart tube and the flow of blood through the heart and o
91 uent stages of heart development: the linear heart tube and the looping heart.
92 lateral plate mesoderm, generates the linear heart tube and ultimately gives rise to the left ventric
93        Colony formation assay from explanted heart tubes and genetic lineage tracing with the endocar
94 embryogenesis, we found that activity in the heart tubes and its rhythmicity were greatly diminished.
95 precursors, defects in the elongation of the heart tube, and a severe reduction in ECM/Fibronectin de
96 llaborate to create concentric layers of the heart tube, and communicate during formation of the atri
97  later in pharyngeal mesoderm, elongates the heart tube, and gives rise to the outflow tract and much
98 he heart fields coalesce to form the primary heart tube, and overt, morphological asymmetry first bec
99 ed to the precardiac mesoderm, the embryonic heart tube, and the primitive gut.
100 we have demonstrated that cells in the mouse heart tube are hypoxic, while cardiac progenitor cells (
101 ll cardioblasts and pericardial cells of the heart tube as well as in associated lymph gland hematopo
102  gain insight into the genetic regulation of heart tube assembly and patterning, we examine cmlc2 and
103                  Mutation of pdgfra disrupts heart tube assembly in both zebrafish and mouse.
104 rrors could originate during early stages of heart tube assembly in patients with NKX2-5 mutations.
105 nd vmhc expression throughout the process of heart tube assembly indicate the important role of an in
106                                       During heart tube assembly, interactions with the adjacent endo
107 yocytes into a configuration appropriate for heart tube assembly.
108 able phases of cell movement that coordinate heart tube assembly.
109 tive mechanical role for the endoderm during heart tube assembly.
110 ovel signaling pathway regulating vertebrate heart tube assembly.
111  mutant embryos fail to develop a functional heart tube at E8.5 and are resorbed at approximately E10
112 is, CHAMP expression commences in the linear heart tube at embryonic day 8.0, shortly after initiatio
113 er formation of the heart tube, elongate the heart tube at the outflow pole, and give rise to three c
114 ese mesodermal progenitors then merge into a heart tube at the ventral midline (vertebrates) or the d
115 ut contractility can be studied in embryonic heart tubes at day 9.5 postcoitum.
116 rm (LPM) and left side of the straight chick heart tube before and during looping.
117 on in cardiomyocytes was found in the linear heart tube before establishment of a (pro)epicardium.
118 roughout the cardiac crescent and the linear heart tube, before becoming restricted to the right vent
119  expression throughout the myocardium of the heart tube both represses proliferation and impairs seco
120 lular Na+ induces Ca2+ overload in wild-type heart tubes but does not alter the Ca2+ transients of NC
121 developing myotome, limb bud precursors, and heart tube, but by late fetal stages of development, MNF
122 Nkx-2.8 is no longer expressed in the looped heart tube, but is expressed in the ventral pharyngeal e
123 close the neural tube, fail to form a single heart tube (cardia bifida), and show delayed migration o
124  the yolk sac, had two independent bilateral heart tubes (cardia bifida), lacked a foregut, and died
125 omyocytes and in Parkin-deficient Drosophila heart tubes, causing dilated cardiomyopathy.
126 omitant with its expression in the primitive heart tube, cephalic mesenchyme, and yolk sac vasculatur
127 ype in the avian embryo includes an abnormal heart tube closed at the sinus venosus and the absence o
128 mitochondrial fusion in Parkin-deficient fly heart tubes completely prevented the cardiomyopathy and
129 emonstrate that macrophages derived from the heart tube contribute to local tissue remodeling during
130                                    Fruit fly heart tubes deficient of the Drosophila Mfn ortholog MAR
131 is and causes a linear, dilated, hypoplastic heart tube, despite normal expression of Nkx2.5 and dHAN
132 homozygous for a null mutation of MEF2C, the heart tube did not undergo looping morphogenesis, the fu
133 drial morphometric heterogeneity and induces heart tube dilation with profound contractile impairment
134 e expressed in the left side of the straight heart tube during development is Pitx2, which when mutat
135               Computational modelling of the heart tube during development reveals the interplay betw
136 runcus are added secondarily to the straight heart tube during looping.
137 ependent enhancer is activated in the linear heart tube during mouse embryogenesis and thereafter con
138 antly expressed in the early mouse embryonic heart tube (E8.5-10.5).
139 n pharyngeal mesoderm after formation of the heart tube, elongate the heart tube at the outflow pole,
140 esent resolve this issue by showing that the heart tube elongates during looping, concomitant with ac
141 number as well as later defects in primitive heart tube elongation and atrioventricular boundary patt
142 L using morpholino oligonucleotides produced heart tube elongation defects like those found in atp1a1
143                                     Although heart tube elongation deficiencies lead to life-threaten
144 hnic mesoderm of the AHF at a stage prior to heart tube elongation.
145  Atp1a1 function in the YSL is necessary for heart tube elongation.
146 cardial epithelium prior to the timeframe of heart tube elongation.
147 phogenesis, Tbx5 is expressed throughout the heart tube except the anterior portion, the bulbus cordi
148 ple cardiac defects, including the primitive heart tube extension abnormality, aberrant cardiomyocyte
149    Thus, we conclude that nkx genes regulate heart tube extension and exert differential effects on v
150 ht ventricle and conus/truncus of the single heart tube fail to form and the endocardial cushions in
151 ure conus and right ventricle) of the single heart tube fails to develop normally and the endocardial
152 the myocytes subsequently dissociate and the heart tube fails to develop normally.
153                            The nkx-deficient heart tube fails to elongate normally: its ventricular p
154 ashion and are restricted to segments of the heart tube fated to form the right and left ventricles,
155 ogy and also causes an even earlier block to heart tube formation and a bifid phenotype.
156  is evident in the lateral mesoderm prior to heart tube formation and results from the inhibition of
157 emonstrate that MEIS2 is critical for proper heart tube formation and subsequent cardiac looping.
158 rovide a unified concept of heart fields and heart tube formation for avians and mammals.
159 t/Robo signaling components are required for heart tube formation in zebrafish and that this network
160 rmore, instead of interfering with primitive heart tube formation or cardiac chamber differentiation,
161  live mouse embryos between gastrulation and heart tube formation to track mesodermal cells and to re
162 ld, and contributes myocardium after initial heart tube formation, giving rise to both smooth muscle
163 ssue features characteristic of stages after heart tube formation, including cardiomyocyte expansion,
164 genesis achieves gut internalization, linear heart tube formation, ventral body wall closure, and enc
165 aspects of early native heart anlagen before heart tube formation, which is known to require an inter
166        Several genes have been implicated in heart tube formation, yet we know little about underlyin
167 h to study the cellular and genetic bases of heart tube formation.
168 presumptive myocardium during the process of heart tube formation.
169  chick embryos as early as stage 8, prior to heart tube formation.
170 heart and has been shown to be essential for heart tube formation.
171 xis and that this patterning occurs prior to heart tube formation.
172    Several mutations that result in abnormal heart-tube formation have been studied; however, an unde
173 mevalonate production, resulted in defective heart-tube formation.
174 definitive endocardial lining of the primary heart tube formed directly from the ventral plexus of en
175 7 that the outflow tract was added after the heart tube formed, the source of these secondarily added
176 so required in the second heart field as the heart tube forms, reflecting the temporal delay in diffe
177 recursors at an early stage, well before the heart tube forms.
178 dial gene expression, a superficially normal heart tube forms.
179               The formation of the primitive heart tube from cardiomyocytes and endocardial cells is
180 d within the myogenic cells of the primitive heart tube from stages 9 to 18 and is not detected in th
181 drugs are applied to electrically stimulated heart tubes from control mouse embryos or embryos with t
182 e at 9.5 days postcoitum but is activated in heart tubes from Ncx1(+/+) mice.
183 38 is not activated by KB-R7943 treatment in heart tubes from Ncx1(-/-) mice at 9.5 days postcoitum b
184 ve impairment in locomotive ability, reduced heart tube function and a shortened life span.
185 n the yolk sac, dorsal aorta, and developing heart tube function at their sites of production is poor
186 as a dual role during assembly of the linear heart tube, functioning to regulate both cell positionin
187  and gridlock mutants, which have failure of heart tube fusion and aortic atresia, respectively, are
188                                        After heart tube fusion and looping, Lbh expression is confine
189 o not require midline positional identity or heart tube fusion.
190 /right JB3 and hLAMP-1 distribution prior to heart tube fusion.
191 nesis, the myocardial layer of the primitive heart tube grows outward from the endocardial-lined lume
192                   At these early stages, the heart tube has been described as a peristaltic pump.
193                             The fly's simple heart tube has similar molecular structure and basic phy
194 at levels causing Ca2+ overload in wild-type heart tubes, has no effect on NCX-/- heart tubes.
195             In addition to expression in the heart tube, hemizygous embryos show transgene expression
196 ent that occurs during assembly of a midline heart tube (HH Stage 9) is NOT due to "migration" (auton
197                                          The heart tube, however, fails to loop during subsequent dev
198 d circuit in the adult, but selection of the heart tube (HT) as a definitive target by heart excitor
199 ntribute to longitudinal subdivisions of the heart tube (HT), with the FHF contributing the left vent
200 e Drosophila dorsal vessel and the primitive heart tube in early vertebrate embryos, these data sugge
201 hanisms that orchestrate the assembly of the heart tube in either organism.
202 bidirectional WSS across the AV canal in the heart tube in response to peristaltic motion of the wall
203 ntraction drive formation of the foregut and heart tube in the early chick embryo.
204  activity in the heart tube while disrupting heart tube innervation by some HE neurons still resulted
205 ocess that transforms the initially straight heart tube into a curved tube normally directed toward t
206 Valvuloseptal morphogenesis of the primitive heart tube into a four-chambered organ requires the form
207 e complex structural remodelling of a linear heart tube into an asymmetrically looped and ballooned o
208                                  The primary heart tube is an endocardial tube, ensheathed by myocard
209         The rightward looping of the primary heart tube is dependent upon upstream patterning events
210 le on how the anterior/posterior axis of the heart tube is determined and whether the left and right
211                                The embryonic heart tube is formed by the migration and subsequent mid
212 t that postsynaptic rhythmic activity of the heart tube is necessary and sufficient for the developme
213 hile the initial patterning of the primitive heart tube is not affected in leo1(LA1186) mutant embryo
214 dentified genes suggests that the Drosophila heart tube is segmentally patterned, like axial patterni
215 ft-right symmetry of the primitive zebrafish heart tube is the shift in pattern of BMP4 expression fr
216                                              Heart tubes isolated from homozygous Na+-Ca2+ exchanger
217  numbers on the maturation of the myocardial heart tube, its contractility, and acquisition of a norm
218  developmental abnormalities, including thin heart tubes, lack of craniofacial cartilage, and embryon
219 myocardial cells to the outflow tract as the heart tube lengthens during cardiac looping.
220 nman was previously shown to be required for heart tube looping morphogenesis and ventricular chamber
221 tions (CVM) thought to be caused by abnormal heart tube looping.
222                                       As the heart tube loops, asymmetric Tbx5 expression continues;
223 ssion is maintained throughout the period of heart tube morphogenesis and differentiation of myocardi
224                         As early foregut and heart tube morphogenesis are intimately related, this fi
225 ession and results in normal development and heart tube morphogenesis.
226 l in presumptive foregut endoderm for normal heart tube morphogenesis.
227 dial migration to the midline and subsequent heart-tube morphogenesis.
228 s normally GATA-4, and develops a nonlooping heart tube morphogenetic defect that is a model for cong
229 T-Cre is expressed only within the specified heart tube myocardium.
230              Expression was prominent in the heart tube of the earliest cardiomyocytes and remained p
231 c alpha-actin in the myotomes and developing heart tube of the tadpole requires distinct enhancers wi
232 longing to heart excitor (HE) neurons on the heart tubes of medicinal leeches, Hirudo spp.
233 k most of these redundant genes, we examined heart tubes of parkin knockout flies and observed accumu
234 pled with subtractive cloning using RNA from heart tubes of wild-type and MEF2C-null embryos.
235 es of epicardial-like tissue surrounding the heart tube on the structural and functional integrity of
236 omite pairs, fore-/mid-/hindbrain, a looping heart tube, optic buds, allantois, tail bud, migrating p
237   This complex repressed Isl1 in the hypoxic heart tube or following induction of ectopic hypoxic res
238  ventral pharynx, we cultured stage 12 chick heart tube or myocardial strips in the presence or absen
239 ocytes that are accreted to the poles of the heart tube over a well-defined developmental window.
240 enables rapid cross-sectional imaging of the heart tube over various cardiac cycles for the measureme
241 we examined 12 zebrafish mutants for initial heart tube position and later heart looping direction (c
242     Peristaltic contraction of the embryonic heart tube produces time- and spatial-varying wall shear
243 ion of a secondary myocardium to the primary heart tube provides a new framework for understanding se
244 ch produced a dilated and poorly functioning heart tube, reduced adiposity and shortened life span.
245                   Formation of the embryonic heart tube requires the medial migration and merger of b
246  the morphogenetic assembly of the primitive heart tube requires the medial migration and midline fus
247 urce towards the arterial pole of the linear heart tube, resulting in a constricted outflow tract. Fu
248 cardiac progenitor cells to the poles of the heart tube results in congenital heart defects (CHD).
249    RNA-seq studies performed on E9.5 Sox7-/- heart tubes revealed severely reduced Wnt4 transcript le
250 while atrial progenitors later generated the heart tube's Nr2f2+ inflow tract during morphogenesis.
251 rm located anterior to the initial primitive heart tube segment.
252  to be remarkably specific for the different heart tube segments that form the inflow tract, chambers
253 es, it remains unknown whether the mammalian heart tube serves as a haemogenic organ akin to the dors
254 igrate to the arterial pole of the zebrafish heart tube soon after their specification in the nkx2.5(
255          Live imaging analysis revealed that heart tube-specific knockdown of MARF or Opa1 increases
256 ination of cardiac development at the linear heart tube stage and exhibited absence of cardiac loopin
257 is thought to begin just prior to the linear heart tube stage of development.
258 he developmental processes found in the post-heart tube stage primitive heart.
259 form and function normally through the early heart tube stage, manifesting only a slight bradycardia
260 velopment of the heart arrests at the looped heart tube stage, with cardiovascular defects indicated
261 xpressed in the heart poles at the primitive heart tube stage.
262 e cardiac crescent, primitive heart tube and heart tube stages to uncover the transcriptional mechani
263 ds, followed by their movement into a linear heart tube structure.
264                          However, Drosophila heart-tube studies can be hampered by its bilayered stru
265 ells form the inner endothelial layer of the heart tube, surrounded by the myocardium.
266                             In the embryonic heart tube, Tbx2 is expressed in non-chamber myocardium
267                 Upon formation of the linear heart tube, Tbx5 is expressed in a graded fashion, stron
268 mained lateral and generated two independent heart tubes that contained differentiated cardiomyocytes
269 we propose here that, in the early embryonic heart tube, the signaling mechanism coordinating beats i
270                                  The midline heart tube then 'jogs' to the left and subsequently loop
271                                          The heart tube then begins looping and additional cells are
272 cent, throughout the myocardium of the early heart tube, then in the outflow tract and right ventricl
273 nt proceeds from the formation of the linear heart tube, through complex looping and septation, all t
274  elements during the evolution from a simple heart tube to a complex four-chambered organ.
275 1000 corresponding to the scale of the early heart tube to the adult heart were considered.
276 nopus laevis, from the formation of a linear heart tube to the appearance of morphologically distinct
277 oints spanning embryonic day 9.5 (primordial heart tube) to postnatal day 21 (mature heart).
278       During this period of development, the heart tube transforms into a functioning organ that must
279 ence, the process during which the primitive heart tube transforms into morphologically distinct cham
280 cal asymmetry first becomes evident when the heart tube undergoes looping morphogenesis.
281        In homozygotes for either allele, the heart tube undergoes normal, rightward looping and the s
282 rticipation in formation of a single midline heart tube, we propose that the ventral midline endoderm
283 eavy chain promoter throughout the primitive heart tube were generated.
284 both associated with segments of the primary heart tube where endothelial cells "re-transform" back t
285 on in the diencephalon and in the developing heart tube where Pax6 is not normally expressed, while C
286 he endocardium forms the inner lining of the heart tube, where it enables blood flow and also interac
287 e involved in development of segments of the heart tube which give rise to specific chambers of the h
288 te MTCH2, we knocked down Mtch in Drosophila heart tubes which produced a dilated and poorly function
289 entricular canal resulting in torsion of the heart tube, which is compromised in tbx5a mutants.
290 ions that preserved rhythmic activity in the heart tube while disrupting heart tube innervation by so
291 were observed in mutant embryos: hypoplastic heart tubes with misaligned cardioblasts and the absence
292 al fusion defects in Drosophila melanogaster heart tubes with tincDelta4Gal4-directed expression of R
293 is an alteration in the configuration of the heart tube, with inadequate remodeling of the inner hear

 
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