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Persistent Nucleoli in Early Postimplantation of Rat Embryos

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Published1981
Citations2
References18

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A new staining procedure for electron microscopical cytology

1969 • 830 citations

THE FINE STRUCTURE OF MITOSIS IN RAT THYMIC LYMPHOCYTES

1965 • 157 citations

THE NUCLEOLI IN MITOTIC DIVISIONS OF MAMMALIAN CELLS IN VITRO

1965 • 125 citations

Rapid and improved methods for embedding biological tissues in Epon 812 and Araldite 502

1967 • 123 citations

THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE NUCLEOLUS IN MITOTIC DIVISIONS OF CHINESE HAMSTER CELLS IN VITRO

1965 • 85 citations

Cell cycle analysis in the mouse egg-cylinder

1971 • 70 citations

An autoradiographic study of the generation cycle in the ten-day mouse embryo neural tube

1966 • 64 citations

Characteristics of the cell cycle of matrix cells in the mouse embryo during histogenesis of telencephalon

1973 • 63 citations

PERSISTENCE OF NUCLEOLI IN SHORT TERM AND LONG TERM CELL CULTURES AND IN DIRECT BONE MARROW PREPARATIONS IN MAMMALIAN MATERIALS

1966 • 58 citations

ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE NUCLEOLUS DURING THE CHINESE HAMSTER CELL CYCLE

1971 • 56 citations

PERSISTENT NUCLEOLI AND GRASS SYSTEMATICS

1957 • 54 citations

The effect of cobalt on mitosis in tissue culture

1954 • 44 citations

The Appearance of Nucleoli and Heterochromatin in Mesothelial Cells and Cancer Cells of Ascites Tumours of the Mouse

1957 • 37 citations

Further observations on the ribonucleoproteins of mitotically dividing mammalian cells

1961 • 35 citations

Persistent nucleoli in animal cells following treatments with fluorodeoxyuridine and thymidine

1964 • 23 citations

Persistent Nucleoli and Grass Systematics

1957 • 22 citations

Nucleolar persistence in embryonal carcinoma cells

1981 • 17 citations

Paramitotic granulation and ribosome bodies in erythroblasts

1962 • 12 citations

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