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1 symmetrically localized cytoplasmic factors (germ plasm).
2 in particles, with the posteriorly localized germ plasm.
3 red through the inheritance of any preformed germ plasm.
4 the hypothesis of liberated constraint under germ plasm.
5 cessary for association of nos mRNA with the germ plasm.
6 os, the RNA was localized exclusively in the germ plasm.
7 ntified a localized RNA component of Xenopus germ plasm.
8 ng that it is likely to be controlled by the germ plasm.
9 ncoded by oskar, which are components of the germ plasm.
10  they form in a unique cytoplasm, termed the germ plasm.
11 o, it is found in a pattern identical to the germ plasm.
12 rom these mobile elements accumulated in the germ plasm.
13 es evolve more rapidly in species containing germ plasm.
14 nhanced evolvability drives the evolution of germ plasm.
15  germline using specialized cytoplasm called germ plasm.
16 ogenesis and results in amplification of the germ plasm.
17 r, where Oskar initiates the assembly of the germ plasm.
18  germ line depend on determinants within the germ plasm.
19 pus are specified through the inheritance of germ plasm.
20 rrows, where they form part of the zebrafish germ plasm.
21 animal pole, where they are recruited to the germ plasm.
22 te the compartmentalization of the zebrafish germ plasm.
23 de alone, from a diverse collection of Pisum germ plasm.
24  a distinct cytoplasmic structure called the germ plasm.
25 rived media, and in roots of cold-acclimated germ plasms.
26 own example in Xenopus is the aggregation of germ plasm, a group of cytoplasmic islands that become d
27 e classes of retrotransposons migrate to the germ plasm, a specialized region of the oocyte that pref
28 the meiotic spindle, and is localized to the germ plasm--a cytoplasmic determinant of germ cell forma
29                   A common characteristic of germ plasm across phyla is the presence of germ granules
30 A by components of the posteriorly localized germ plasm activates its translation by preventing inter
31  late phase of oskar localization shows that germ plasm amplification ensures robust abdomen and germ
32 z is required for spatial restriction of the germ plasm and axis patterning, and we uncover multiple
33      We find that trim36 is expressed in the germ plasm and encodes a ubiquitin ligase of the Tripart
34 gies, including segregation of a specialized germ plasm and global transcriptional regulation.
35 that could explain the repeated evolution of germ plasm and propose potential consequences of the inh
36  germ granule RNPs, which house mRNAs in the germ plasm, and interactions between Aub and Tudor are e
37 , an estimated 200 mRNAs are enriched in the germ plasm, and some of these have important, often cons
38 cupy overlapping yet distinct regions of the germ plasm, and this arrangement is maintained during th
39 proaching the gonad at stage 40, when nuage (germ plasm) appears in PGCs.
40                          Cells which inherit germ plasm are destined for the germ cell lineage.
41 at the limiting steps in the assembly of the germ plasm are localization of the OSK RNA and regulated
42 ns, components of the Caenorhabditis elegans germ plasm, are targeted for degradation by the novel CC
43 e plus-end enrichment is sufficient to drive germ plasm assembly even at a distance from the oocyte c
44                                      Whereas germ plasm assembly has been well characterized, mechani
45 s have been shown to be essential for proper germ plasm assembly in Drosophila melanogaster embryos.
46 s have been elucidated, the process by which germ plasm assembly is restricted to the posterior pole
47 f the oocyte but also for the restriction of germ plasm assembly to the posterior pole.
48 ocalized within the posterior pole plasm for germ-plasm assembly and Caenorhabditis elegans mago is a
49 anelles, we studied the origin of oocyte and germ plasm-associated mitochondria during Drosophila oog
50 , are also inherited by vegetal cells, while germ plasm-associated mRNAs, such as Xcat2, become incor
51                     Here we demonstrate that germ plasm asymmetry also depends on degradation of germ
52                                              Germ plasm asymmetry involves targeting of RNAs and prot
53 dial germ-cell formation are enriched in the germ plasm at late oogenesis via a diffusion and entrapm
54 dent anchoring of nanos RNA complexed to the germ plasm at the posterior maintains localization in th
55 e translation of nanos mRNA localized to the germ plasm at the posterior of the embryo, together with
56      Localization of nanos (nos) mRNA to the germ plasm at the posterior pole of the Drosophila embry
57  of the oocyte, including those used to form germ plasm, because the oocyte ring canals specifically
58 lso required for posterior enrichment of the germ plasm before the first cleavage, and degradation of
59 ote, MAGOH mRNA expression is not limited to germ plasm, but is expressed ubiquitously in adult tissu
60 , whereby Tahre retroelements traffic to the germ plasm by mimicking oskar RNAs and engaging the Stau
61 rized model organisms, but most animals lack germ plasm by morphological and functional criteria.
62 ne pathway, specialized for the transport of germ plasm by way of the mitochondrial cloud, occurs ear
63 Here, we report that Germ cell-less (GCL), a germ plasm component necessary for the proper formation
64                                 Finally, the germ plasm component POS-1 activates nos-2 translation i
65 14a protein, whose RNA is a newly identified germ plasm component, regulates the temporal relations b
66 s were able to recruit mitochondria, a major germ plasm component.
67 cells and the demonstration that homologs of germ plasm components are conserved in mammals, have she
68     These results suggest that, in axolotls, germ plasm components are insufficient to specify germ c
69                               Organelles and germ plasm components frequently associate with this str
70 sms governing the localization of individual germ plasm components have been elucidated, the process
71 efore the first cleavage, and degradation of germ plasm components in anterior cells after cleavage.
72 ondrial cloud that localizes Xdazl and other germ plasm components in Xenopus.
73 rnal-effect germline defective) proteins are germ plasm components that are required redundantly for
74 is critical not only for the localization of germ plasm components to the posterior of the oocyte but
75                Live imaging of two conserved germ plasm components, nanos mRNA and Vasa protein, reve
76  We show that aggregates of a first class of germ plasm components, which include dead end, nanos1, a
77  in an ectopic context, independent of other germ plasm components.
78 as been hypothesized that the acquisition of germ plasm confers enhanced evolvability, resulting from
79 s, and resulting in high speciation rates in germ plasm-containing lineages (denoted herein as the "P
80                        Consistent with this, germ plasm determinants attracted retroelement RNAs even
81 nashi, a protein that is required for normal germ plasm development in the Drosophila embryo.
82 restricted Nanos expression in the posterior germ plasm during oogenesis and early embryogenesis.
83  incorporated into the posteriorly localized germ plasm during oogenesis.
84 rent RNAs within the various compartments of germ plasm during Xenopus oogenesis and development by u
85 ates of the oocyte are not specified and the germ plasm fails to assemble.
86                   The causes of the shift to germ plasm for PGC specification in some animal clades r
87 pat protein has an important role in Xenopus germ plasm formation, positioning and maintenance.
88 dent processes must occur to form germ cells-germ-plasm formation and nuclear division/migration.
89  homologous to Xdazl, a component of Xenopus germ plasm found in the vegetal pole of oocytes and eggs
90 ompanying posterior nuclei induce release of germ plasm from the cortex and recruit these components
91                         One component of the germ plasm, germ cell-less (gcl) mRNA, encodes a novel p
92            Bucky ball (Buc) is essential for germ plasm (GP) assembly in oocytes, and its overexpress
93 pression, RNA degradation, and activation by germ plasm has also been implicated in the regulation of
94 ng vertebrates, epigenesis is basal, whereas germ plasm has evolved convergently across lineages and
95                                          The germ plasm has long been demonstrated to be necessary an
96 e germ cell determination in urodeles, where germ plasm has never been conclusively identified, we cl
97  specific RNA/protein complexes that contain germ plasm homologs, beginning in the earliest stages of
98 hown to associate with Tudor, a component of germ plasm in Drosophila melanogaster.
99 n, Xklp1, is required for the aggregation of germ plasm in early Xenopus embryos, thus assigning this
100 to be related to the dynamic behavior of the germ plasm in Nasonia, as well as to the maternal provis
101               Xcat-2 RNA, a component of the germ plasm in Xenopus, localizes with the mitochondrial
102 e retrotransposons similarly migrated to the germ plasm in zebrafish oocytes.
103  an adhesive trap that captures mRNAs in the germ plasm, in a Tudor-dependent manner.
104 st that Gryllus lacks a maternally inherited germ plasm, in contrast with many holometabolous insects
105  no direct experimental evidence to date for germ plasm-independent arthropod PGC specification.
106 een well characterized, mechanisms mediating germ plasm inheritance are poorly understood.
107  in germ plasm inheritance, such that higher germ plasm inheritance correlates with higher primordial
108 rocess linked to quantitative differences in germ plasm inheritance, such that higher germ plasm inhe
109 irst four cell cycles in Xenopus, islands of germ plasm, initially distributed throughout the vegetal
110                                      How the germ plasm interacts with these nuclei for pole cell ind
111 ssible to incorporate these traits from wild germ plasm into cultivated crop plants by independent se
112 e transport events prevents incorporation of germ plasm into pole cells and impairs germ cell develop
113           We propose that segregation of the germ plasm involves both stabilization of germline prote
114                      In Xenopus oocytes, the germ plasm is a part of the METRO region of mitochondria
115                                              Germ plasm is a specialized cytoplasm that is physically
116                                          The germ plasm is a specialized region of oocyte cytoplasm t
117 lts suggest that, in Caenorhabditis elegans, germ plasm is also prevented from accumulating in somati
118                    In the Drosophila embryo, germ plasm is anchored to the posterior cortex, and nucl
119 s contain specific mechanisms to ensure that germ plasm is endowed with highly functional organelles.
120 ur results indicate that active transport of germ plasm is essential for its inheritance and ensures
121 tion to harboring germline determinants, the germ plasm is required for localization and translation
122                                          The germ plasm is synthesized during oogenesis, and the init
123            It has previously been shown that germ plasm islands are embedded in a cortical network of
124                           Here, we show that germ plasm islands fail to localize and fuse in Xklp1-de
125 e structures resembling endogenous fields of germ plasm islands.
126      Our results support the hypothesis that germ plasm liberates constraints on somatic development
127 , a hypothesis was set forth purporting that germ plasm liberates selective constraint and accelerate
128  cells) are specified by maternally supplied germ plasm localized to the posterior pole of the egg.
129 uencing technology and the rich diversity of germ plasm manipulated for over a century by plant breed
130 e precursor of germinal granules or with the germ plasm matrix.
131 rly germ cell populations is the assembly of germ plasm, microscopically distinct egg cytoplasm that
132                Here, we consider reasons why germ plasm might be neither a direct target of selection
133 , the cricket Gryllus bimaculatus, conserved germ plasm molecules are ubiquitously, rather than asymm
134                                     Notably, germ plasm mRNAs in drosophilids are generally longer an
135 mRNAs, reveals new regulatory mechanisms for germ plasm mRNAs that may be applicable to other mRNA gr
136 , into an array of plants, generating unique germ plasms not achievable by conventional breeding.
137   Specification through maternally inherited germ plasm occurs in many well-characterized model organ
138 ein encoded by Xpat, an RNA localised to the germ plasm of Xenopus.
139 alized to polar granules, the characteristic germ-plasm organelles.
140              Prion-like domains are found in germ plasm organizing proteins in other species, suggest
141 tes to the 'mitochondrial cloud', from which germ plasm originates, and in later oocytes to the veget
142 y a derived mechanism of maternally provided germ plasm (preformation).
143 r by a cell-autonomous mechanism mediated by germ plasm (preformation).
144  RNA-binding protein Rumpelstiltskin and the germ plasm protein Oskar, which are required for diffusi
145 ly organized within the granule whereas core germ plasm proteins are distributed evenly throughout th
146  lineages by a ubiquitin ligase that targets germ plasm proteins for degradation.
147 ey ensure selection of the PGCs with highest germ plasm quantity and least cellular damage.
148 antity, such that only PGCs with the highest germ plasm quantity survive.
149 hat Wun2 is used as a readout of the overall germ plasm quantity, such that only PGCs with the highes
150 rst two cell cycles, which is permissive for germ plasm recruitment.
151      Aggregates containing a second class of germ plasm RNA components, which include the transcript
152 ynamic process involving active transport of germ plasm RNA-protein complexes coordinated with nuclea
153 , nanos mRNA and Vasa protein, revealed that germ plasm segregation is a dynamic process involving ac
154 a maternal component of the polar granule, a germ-plasm-specific organelle essential for germline spe
155         Together, these results suggest that germ plasm targeting represents a fitness strategy adopt
156  Using maize genotypes derived from Antiquan germ plasm that are resistant to Lepidoptera, we have de
157 rimordial germ cells (PGCs) are specified by germ plasm that is inherited from the egg; in mice, Blim
158 el organisms contain germ cell determinants (germ plasm) that segregate to germ cell precursors.
159 sm whereby germ cells are specified by using germ plasm-that is, maternally specified germ-line deter
160 vel protein is itself a major constituent of germ plasm throughout oogenesis and early development, a
161  transport on astral microtubules partitions germ plasm to daughter nuclei, leading to its segregatio
162 tein Aubergine (Aub), are transmitted to the germ plasm to initiate transposon silencing in the offsp
163                 In addition, localization of germ plasm to the anterior reveals that it is sufficient
164                          Localization of the germ plasm to the posterior of the Drosophila oocyte is
165 tochondriogenesis and in the distribution of germ plasm to the vegetal pole.
166  segregation of a specialized cytoplasm, or 'germ plasm', to a small number of germline precursor cel
167 ny species, germ cells form in a specialized germ plasm, which contains localized maternal RNAs.
168 a through the inheritance of the specialized germ plasm, which contains mRNAs and proteins that speci
169    The germ cell lineage is specified by the germ plasm, which in Xenopus laevis contains putative de
170  the oocyte is likely to determine where the germ plasm will form within the egg cell.

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