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UPTAKE AND INCORPORATION OF AMINO ACIDS BY THE PREIMPLANTATION MOUSE EMBRYO

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Published1971
Citations94
References16

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1963 • 444 citations

TIMING OF THE STAGES OF THE MATURATION DIVISIONS, OVULATION, FERTILIZATION AND THE FIRST CLEAVAGE OF EGGS OF ADULT MICE TREATED WITH GONADOTROPHINS

1959 • 251 citations

Synthetic processes and early development in the Mammalian egg

1964 • 238 citations

PROTEIN CONTENT OF THE MOUSE EMBRYO DURING THE FIRST FIVE DAYS OF DEVELOPMENT

1967 • 173 citations

RNA Synthesis during Early Development of the Mouse

1969 • 142 citations

Synthesis of macromolecules in early mouse embryos cultured in vitro: RNA, DNA, and a polysaccharide component

1970 • 141 citations

Development of eight-cell mouse embryos in vitro

1966 • 138 citations

Oxygen consumption of preimplantation mouse embryos

1967 • 136 citations

Patterns of nucleic acid synthesis in the early mouse embryo

1968 • 123 citations

DEVELOPMENT OF TWO-CELL MOUSE EMBRYOS IN THE ABSENCE OF A FIXED-NITROGEN SOURCE

1970 • 114 citations

Incorporation of S35-methionine in the cell fractions of sea urchin eggs and embryos

1958 • 105 citations

Macromolecular syntheses during early development in the mouse embryo

1967 • 96 citations

Effects of Actinomycin D and Cycloheximide on RNA and Protein Synthesis in Cleavage Stage Mouse Embryos

1970 • 91 citations

Incorporation of C14-l-leucine into protein by cell-free systems from sea urchin embryos at different stages of development

1960 • 62 citations

Quantitative and qualitative aspects of protein synthesis in the preimplantation rabbit embryo

1969 • 49 citations

Incorporation of carbon from glucose and pyruvate into the preimplantation mouse embryo

1969 • 42 citations

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