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Studies of the mechanism of the electrical polyspermy block using voltage clamp during cross-species fertilization.

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Published1982
Citations51
References17

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Fast block to polyspermy in sea urchin eggs is electrically mediated

1976 • 456 citations

Activation of Sea-Urchin Eggs by a Calcium Ionophore

1974 • 454 citations

Diphtheria toxin forms transmembrane channels in planar lipid bilayers.

1981 • 281 citations

Bioelectric Responses of the Echinoderm Egg to Fertilization

1971 • 199 citations

A fast block to polyspermy in frogs mediated by changes in the membrane potential

1980 • 182 citations

The activation of sea urchin eggs by the divalent ionophores A23187 and X-537A

1974 • 163 citations

Methods for removal of the vitelline membrane of sea urchin eggs

1970 • 162 citations

Electrically mediated fast polyspermy block in eggs of the marine worm, Urechis caupo.

1979 • 125 citations

Fast polyspermy block and activation potential

1979 • 118 citations

Ionic mechanism of the fertilization potential of the marine worm, Urechis caupo (Echiura).

1979 • 91 citations

The time course of cortical vesicle fusion in sea urchin eggs observed as membrane capacitance changes

1978 • 89 citations

Membrane potential of the unfertilized sea urchin egg

1978 • 84 citations

Cytochalasin B inhibits sperm penetration into eggs of Urechis caupo (Echiura)

1977 • 50 citations

Voltage-dependent translocation of the asialoglycoprotein receptor across lipid membranes

1980 • 49 citations

Evidence for a polyspermy block at the level of sperm‐egg plasma membrane fusion in Urechis caupo

1976 • 34 citations

Fine structural investigation of the insemination response in Urechis caupo

1975 • 33 citations

An ultrastructural study of cross-fertilization (Arbacia female x Mytilus male).

1977 • 26 citations

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