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Role of hemocytes in invertebrate adult neurogenesis and brain repair
Invertebrate Survival Journal, 2015 The repair of lesions of the central nervous system (CNS) varies widely throughout the animal kingdom. At the level of neuronal replacement lie the major differences in CNS regeneration.
P G Chaves da Silva +4 more
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, 1979 The ascidian populations of the eight Channel Islands, as well as three islets, the Cortez Bank and the Coronado Islands were surveyed. Thirty- eight species were found offshore compared to the 48 identified species which have been found above a depth of
Vallee, James. A., Fay, Rimmon C.
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Some Colonial Ascidians from Indian Waters [PDF]
, 1985 38-41Three colonial ascidians are reported of which two are new and one is the 1st record from Indian waters. Ecteinascidia krishnani of the family Perophoridae and Polyandrocarpa chendurensis of the family Pyuridae are new species and Botrylloides ...
Renganathan, T K, Krishnaswamy, S
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Bioactive polysubstituted alkyl sulfates from Mediterranean ascidians
, 2010 The sulphate group is a common feature of echinoderm metabolites, like sulphated saponins with triterpenoid or steroidal aglycones and has also been encountered in sponges’ metabolites, in the form of sulphated sterols and phenol sulphates.
IMPERATORE, CONCETTA +8 more
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Alternative Development Pathways in Ascidians and Aspects of Chordate Evolution
, 2008 The tunicate ascidians possess a swimming larva with a chordate body plan that metamorphoses into a sessile oozooid. By blastogenesis, many ascidians form colonies with numerous blastozooids, similar to the oozooid.
Shimeld, Seb +14 more
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Microbial Communities Vary by Body Region but Remain Consistent Across Color Morphs in the Solitary Ascidian <i>Rhopalaea abdominalis</i>. [PDF]
Int J MicrobiolHutchings B +4 more
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Thaliacean tunicates, vertebrate sisters regained lifelong mobility. [PDF]
PLoS BiolSasakura Y.
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