Hormonal control of meiosis: specificity of the 1-methyladenine receptors in starfish oocytes.
AUTOR(ES)
Dorée, M
RESUMO
The specificity of the 1-methyladenine receptors, which are localized on the cell membrane of starfish oocytes, has been investigated in Marthasterias glacialis and Asterias rubens. Ability of N-1-substituted adenines to trigger the release of meiosis inhibition is conserved, or even increased, when the methyl group is replaced by larger substituent groups.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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