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MECHANISMS OF AMPHIBIAN METAMORPHOSIS: HORMONES

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Published1961
Citations169
References17

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Stages in the normal development of Rana pipiens larvae

1946 • 1,478 citations

BIOCHEMISTRY AND MORPHOGENESIS

1943 • 728 citations

Growth Responses of Opposite Sign Among Different Neuron Types Exposed to Thyroid Hormone

1951 • 70 citations

The mesencephalic V nucleus in anurans. II. The influence of thyroid hormone on cell size and cell number

1956 • 54 citations

Local action of thyroxin on amphibian metamorphosis. I. Local metamorphosis in Rana pipiens larvae effected by thyroxin‐cholesterol implants

1953 • 53 citations

The development of lateral motor column cells in the lumbo-sacral cord in rana pipiens. II. Development under the influence of thyroxin

1956 • 40 citations

A comparison of the influence of locally applied thyroxine upon Mauthner's cell and adjacent neurons

1956 • 29 citations

An analysis of the morphology of the pituitary and thyroid glands in amphibian metamorphosis

1941 • 27 citations

Studies of amphibian neoteny. II. The interrelation of thyroid and pituitary in the metamorphosis of neotenic anurans

1929 • 26 citations

Thyroid and Temperature in Cold-blooded Vertebrates

1929 • 25 citations

THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF THYROXINE AND 3:5:3′-TRIIODOTHYRONINE IN LARVAL AND ADULT TOADS

1959 • 24 citations

Experimental studies on the development of the corneal reflex in Amphibia. I. The onset of the reflex and its relationship to metamorphosis

1942 • 22 citations

GROWTH OF THE THYROID GLAND OFRANA PIPIENSIN RELATION TO METAMORPHOSIS

1930 • 21 citations

The response of bufo larvae to different concentrations of thyroxin

1932 • 21 citations

RATE OF HISTOLYSIS OF ANURAN TAIL SKIN AND MUSCLE DURING METAMORPHOSIS

1930 • 20 citations

Metamorphosestudien an batrachierlarven

1914 • 14 citations

Über die Wirkung und das Verhalten von Schilddrüsengewebe des Axolotl im Transplantationsversuch

1944 • 12 citations

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