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Blastomeres

An Intact Brachyury Function Is Necessary to Prevent Spurious Axial Development in Xenopus laevis

Cecilia E. Aguirre, Sabrina Murgan, Andrés E. Carrasco, Silvia L. López

Laser Fusion of Mouse Embryonic Cells and Intra-Embryonic Fusion of Blastomeres without Affecting the Embryo Integrity

Alexander Krivokharchenko, Artashes Karmenyan, [ ... ], Avetik Shakhbazyan

Agonistic and Antagonistic Roles for TNIK and MINK in Non-Canonical and Canonical Wnt Signalling

Alexander Mikryukov, Tom Moss

The Beneficial Effects of Antifreeze Proteins in the Vitrification of Immature Mouse Oocytes

Jun Woo Jo, Byung Chul Jee, Chang Suk Suh, Seok Hyun Kim

Ventx Factors Function as Nanog-Like Guardians of Developmental Potential in Xenopus

Pierluigi Scerbo, Fabrice Girardot, [ ... ], Laurent Coen

Promising System for Selecting Healthy In Vitro–Fertilized Embryos in Cattle

Satoshi Sugimura, Tomonori Akai, [ ... ], Kei Imai

Human Embryonic Stem Cells Derived from Embryos at Different Stages of Development Share Similar Transcription Profiles

Gnanaratnam Giritharan, Dusko Ilic, Matthew Gormley, Ana Krtolica

Wdr74 Is Required for Blastocyst Formation in the Mouse

Marc Maserati, Melanie Walentuk, [ ... ], Jesse Mager

Cell Arrest and Cell Death in Mammalian Preimplantation Development: Lessons from the Bovine Model

Sandra Leidenfrost, Marc Boelhauve, [ ... ], Felix A. Habermann

Deterministic and Stochastic Allele Specific Gene Expression in Single Mouse Blastomeres

Fuchou Tang, Catalin Barbacioru, [ ... ], M. Azim Surani

Functional Genomics of 5- to 8-Cell Stage Human Embryos by Blastomere Single-Cell cDNA Analysis

Amparo Galán, David Montaner, [ ... ], Carlos Simón

A Teratocarcinoma-Like Human Embryonic Stem Cell (hESC) Line and Four hESC Lines Reveal Potentially Oncogenic Genomic Changes

Outi Hovatta, Marisa Jaconi, [ ... ], Anis Feki

Normal Bias in the Direction of Fetal Rotation Depends on Blastomere Composition during Early Cleavage in the Mouse

Richard L. Gardner

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