ライフサイエンスコーパス: meiotic cell cycle

1 ion coinciding with oocyte re-entry into the meiotic cell cycle.

2 in the oocyte relieves the inhibition of the meiotic cell cycle.

3 links polyadenylation to the control of the meiotic cell cycle.

4 dynamics of Cdk1 activity, as related to the meiotic cell cycle.

5 absence of the other cyclins, can drive the meiotic cell cycle.

6 and is essential for proper execution of the meiotic cell cycle.

7 strand break processing and an arrest of the meiotic cell cycle.

8 ein increases 4-fold during reentry into the meiotic cell cycle.

9 id gametes relies on the specially regulated meiotic cell cycle.

10 s important for endomembrane trafficking and meiotic cell cycle.

11 cells begin to make the transition into the meiotic cell cycle.

12 ep that reinforces the decision to enter the meiotic cell cycle.

13 zing hormone (LH) surge and reentry into the meiotic cell cycle.

14 es from most animals arrest twice during the meiotic cell cycle.

15 uired for the proper progression through the meiotic cell cycle.

16 PTPN13 is involved in the regulation of the meiotic cell cycle.

17 lays an important role in the control of the meiotic cell cycle.

18 ome segregation phases, a key feature of the meiotic cell cycle.

19 ggest that local transposition occurs in the meiotic cell cycle.

20 d-1, which itself promotes commitment to the meiotic cell cycle.

21 e progression of male germ cells through the meiotic cell cycle.

22 vulatory period when the oocyte reenters the meiotic cell cycle.

23 thway that specifically regulates the female meiotic cell cycle.

24 in testis and is thought to function in the meiotic cell cycle.

25 on of MAP kinase and advances entry into the meiotic cell cycle.

26 ferential origin activity in the mitotic and meiotic cell cycles.

27 e transcriptional states through mitotic and meiotic cell cycles.

28 G2/M-phase transition during the mitotic and meiotic cell cycles.

29 During the meiotic cell cycle, a surveillance mechanism called the

30 nsive analysis of the genes required for the meiotic cell cycle and identifies three factors importan

31 tubule perturbation occurs as they enter the meiotic cell cycle and in G(2) if cells are already unde

32 A1 in germ cells, its expression during the meiotic cell cycle and its associated kinase subunits ha

33 e multiple steps that are coordinated by the meiotic cell cycle and monitored by surveillance mechani

34 mportant factor necessary for regulating the meiotic cell cycle and ovulation.

35 hanges, including in genes that regulate the meiotic cell cycle and recombination.

36 normally transition from the mitotic to the meiotic cell cycle and that it dramatically changes the

37 st meiosisthe switch between the mitotic and meiotic cell cycles and a later step during meiosis invo

38 his arrest, leading to the resumption of the meiotic cell cycles and maturation of the oocyte into a

39 ion of MPF and MAP kinase, resumption of the meiotic cell cycle, and fertilization competency.

40 hase of meiosis I (MI) and resumption of the meiotic cell cycles, and leads to the formation of a mat

41 ctivation of stored mRNAs, resumption of the meiotic cell cycles, and maturation of the oocyte into a

42 nts is not simply a secondary consequence of meiotic cell-cycle arrest, as spermatid differentiation

43 es are essential for progression through the meiotic cell cycle, as for the mitotic cycle.

44 2 poly(A) polymerase enhances entry into the meiotic cell cycle at least in part by activating GLD-1

45 in the meiotic checkpoint that regulates the meiotic cell cycle, but not the translation of gurken mR

46 tion to functioning as key regulators of the meiotic cell cycle, cooperate in the translational activ

47 Spermatogenesis uses mitotic and meiotic cell cycles coordinated with growth and differen

48 ersal cell cycle kinase required for mitotic/meiotic cell cycle entry and its activity needs to decli

49 RNA-binding Fox protein 1 (Rbfox1), a known meiotic cell cycle entry factor.

50 Some mad2Delta cells have a misregulation of meiotic cell cycle events and undergo a single aberrant

51 ay essential regulatory roles in mitotic and meiotic cell cycle events, mediate CLH-3 activation.

52 e of these genes may expand our knowledge on meiotic cell cycle, fertilization, chromatin remodeling,

53 llele to drive germ-line stem cells into the meiotic cell cycle, followed by chemical inhibition of t

54 is indispensable for oocyte reentry into the meiotic cell cycle, for the synthesis of the extracellul

55 teins, each of which promotes entry into the meiotic cell cycle: GLD-1 is a STAR/Quaking translationa

56 Work in Xenopus meiotic cell cycles has suggested that Polo kinase funct

57 hether germ cells are regulated to enter the meiotic cell cycle (i.e., mitosis-meiosis decision) and

58 Meiotic cell cycle impairment due to a Fyn kinase defici

59 ew transcriptional pathway that controls the meiotic cell cycle in Drosophila oocytes.

60 : ameiotic1 (am1), required to establish the meiotic cell cycle in maize; absence of first division (

61 e and CDC2 kinase activity essential for the meiotic cell cycle in spermatogenesis.

62 product that is required for the mitotic and meiotic cell cycles in the C. elegans germ line.

63 In most species, the meiotic cell cycle is arrested at the transition between

64 The meiotic cell cycle is characterized by high levels of re

65 tterning implies that the progression of the meiotic cell cycle is coordinated with the regulation of

66 the synthesis of Cyclin B1 during the oocyte meiotic cell cycle is defined by the selective translati

67 Progression through the mitotic and meiotic cell cycle is driven by fluctuations in the leve

68 The meiotic cell cycle is modified from the mitotic cell cyc

69 the role of translational regulation in the meiotic cell cycle of Drosophila.

70 In mammals, the meiotic cell cycle of oocytes starts during embryogenesi

71 heir sterility results from an arrest in the meiotic cell cycle of spermatocytes, which we now identi

72 parallel developmental sequences during the meiotic cell cycle: one for premeiotic S phase and the o

73 ticellular organisms, its cells entering the meiotic cell cycle only once each generation.

74 enpH did not affect spindle organization and meiotic cell cycle progression after germinal vesicle br

75 a CLC-1/2/Ka/Kb channel homolog activated by meiotic cell cycle progression and cell swelling.

76 In Drosophila spermatogenesis, meiotic cell cycle progression and cellular differentiat

77 ng, this localization behavior is coupled to meiotic cell cycle progression and influenced by Lamp1+

78 for spermatogenesis, as null mutations block meiotic cell cycle progression and result in a complete

79 henotypes as mutations in can, blocking both meiotic cell cycle progression and spermatid differentia

80 ocyte growth and differentiation, as well as meiotic cell cycle progression and spermiogenesis.

81 ways early (aly) gene coordinately regulates meiotic cell cycle progression and terminal differentiat

82 mRNAs (cyclin B1, c-Mos, D7, and B9) during meiotic cell cycle progression but not for the synthesis

83 Meiotic cell cycle progression during vertebrate oocyte

84 kinase (CDK) essential for both mitotic and meiotic cell cycle progression in fission yeast.

85 ng mammalian female meiosis, we investigated meiotic cell cycle progression in murine oocytes from XO

86 f maternal mRNA translation is essential for meiotic cell cycle progression in oocytes of the frog Xe

87 which are then recruited to ribosomes during meiotic cell cycle progression in response to progestero

88 The pachytene checkpoint prevents meiotic cell cycle progression in response to unrepaired

89 he "sphingomyelin cycle," was sufficient for meiotic cell cycle progression in the oocytes.

90 Analysis of the meiotic cell cycle progression shows that the Drosophila

91 Injection of MPF restored meiotic cell cycle progression to >60% of the oocytes bu

92 meiotic cell cycle progression, thus linking meiotic cell cycle progression to cellular differentiati

93 amily as a group with SKI606 greatly reduced meiotic cell cycle progression to metaphase-II.

94 SIS (TAM), is known for its positive role in meiotic cell cycle progression, but its function in othe

95 aevis, including faster and more synchronous meiotic cell cycle progression, less seasonal variabilit

96 enes, as well as several genes important for meiotic cell cycle progression, thus linking meiotic cel

97 cific genes, and several genes important for meiotic cell cycle progression, thus linking meiotic div

98 Smarca5) plays a critical role in regulating meiotic cell cycle progression.

99 novel protein required for both mitotic and meiotic cell cycle progression.

100 aternal mRNA cytoplasmic polyadenylation and meiotic cell cycle progression.

101 mRNA encoding the Mos proto-oncogene during meiotic cell cycle progression.

102 of maternal mRNA translation during Xenopus meiotic cell cycle progression.

103 xtent of protein synthesis during vertebrate meiotic cell cycle progression.

104 s of the different fission yeast cyclins for meiotic cell cycle progression.

105 1p in synapsis is separable from its role in meiotic cell cycle progression.

106 CLH-3b is activated by meiotic cell-cycle progression and cell swelling.

107 Meiotic cell-cycle progression in progesterone-stimulate

108 CLH-3 is a meiotic cell cycle-regulated ClC Cl- channel that is fun

109 We propose that Mad2 is an important meiotic cell cycle regulator that ensures the timely deg

110 , with lack of protein expression of the key meiotic cell cycle regulators Boule and Cyclin B.

111 on of G(2)/M phase transition in mitotic and meiotic cell cycles requires activation by phosphorylati

112 The meiotic cell cycle, the cell division cycle that leads t

113 ted the potential for known effectors of the meiotic cell cycle to activate the translation of the FG

114 s, cells coordinate differentiation with the meiotic cell cycle to generate functional gametes.

115 lves Drosophila ATR and Chk2 coordinates the meiotic cell cycle with signaling events that establish

116 point that may serve to coordinate the male meiotic cell cycle with the spermatid differentiation pr