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Virtual Human Embryo
a digital image database of serially sectioned human embryos from the Carnegie Collection
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Visual Models of Morphogenesis
This hypertext document reviews models of morphogenesis with a significant visual component, which were developed or reproduced in the Computer Science Departments at the University of Regina (1987 - August, 1991) and the University of Calgary (September, 1991 - present).
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Wessel Lab
focuses on the molecular biology of fertilization and early development in mice, starfish, and sea urchins - Providence Institute of Molecular Oogenesis (PRIMO)
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Westerfield Lab - Institute of Neuroscience at the University of Oregon
studies cell fate specification and patterning using zebrafish
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Wylie-Heasman Lab University of Minnesota Twin Cities
research and educational opportunities in early vertebrate developmental biology
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Xenbase
A database of information pertaining to the cell and developmental biology of the frog, Xenopus
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Xylem Development Index Page
Botanical Society of America - online image collection
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Yolk resorption in developing plaice (Pleuronectes platessa)
online pdf document - Big Fish Bang Larval Fish Conference
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Yost Lab - Huntsman Cancer Institute
lab utilizes zebrafish and Xenopus to study Left-Right axis formation in the heart, gut, and brain. These pathways include midline (notochord and neural) development, TGF-beta cell-cell signaling, non-canonical Wnt signaling, and the roles of syndecans in cell signaling, cell migration, fibrillogenesis and heart formation. In addition, we are developing the use of zebrafish genetics to identify modifier genes in cancer development. Collaborative studies extrapolate our results in zebrafish to human genetics, using Utah human genetic databases to discover new genes in cardiovascular development.
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ageing/bionet.molbio.ageing
discussions of cellular and organismal ageing - newsgroup archive
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