Sea urchin

Stegopontonia commensalis (Sea Urchin Shrimp) ~Just thought I could join in this game =]

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... abstracts by entering the titles on the NCBI front page and selecting search: PubMed. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Katow H. Spatio-temporal expression of a Netrin homolog in the sea urchin Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus (HpNetrin) during serotonergic axon extension. ...

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... due to gene duplication because I have seen no evidence of it in sea urchin. If you weren't able to demonstrate that your MOs were cross-reacting, how can you be ...

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... Non-specific effects were carefully studied in a particular case in sea urchin: Coffman JA, Dickey-Sims C, Haug JS, McCarthy JJ, Robertson AJ. Evaluation of developmental ...

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... H1 (Human) is 72% identical to Xenopus (frog) H1 and 54% identical to Sea Urchin H1 DNA Polymerase A (Human) is 67% identical to Xenopus Polym A and 37% identical to ...

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