Sulfated extracellular matrix production in the embryonic heart and adjacent tissues.
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F J Manasek
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Histogenesis of the embryonic myocardium.
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Left ventricular performance at high end-diastolic pressures in isolated, perfused dog hearts.
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The appearance of granules in the Golgi complex of embryonic cardiac myocytes.
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Embryonic development of the heart. II. Formation of the epicardium.
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Myocardial cell death in the embryonic chick ventricle.
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Embryonic development of the heart. I. A light and electron microscopic study of myocardial development in the early chick embryo.
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Mitosis in developing cardiac muscle.
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DNA-synthesis in irradiated lymphoid cells: effects on temperature on the dose-response curve.
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The effects of hibernation on the in vitro synthesis of DNA by hamster lymphoid tissue.
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Tissue specificity of myocardial glycopeptides synthesized during early embryonic development.
[3H] Glucosamine-labeled glycopeptides synthesized by hearts from stage 14-16 chick embryos were separated on DE-52 by ion-exchange chromatography and compared to those synthesized in other parts of the embryo at the same stage. Relatively few molecular species were present in all tissues, and they appeared closely homologous. There were no glycopeptides unique to any embryonic region examined, suggesting that tissue specificity may result from quantitative rather than qualitative differences in glycopeptides.
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