American Journal of Physiology 6 (1901-02)
American Journal of Physiology 6 (1901-02)
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In the control series a very few irregular blastulae (one to a thousand eggs) were fonned, none of which became motile. The results of this experiment are ex- pressed in tabular form on the opposite page.
A further test of the comparative power of different temperatures to produce development, was made in the following experiment.
Experiment VIII, Aug. 29, 1901. — The eggs were exposed to temperatures of 1° C, 5° C, and 7° C. After exposure to 1° C no segmentation was produced at any period of ...exposure from one to nine hours. After ex- posure to 5° C. the eggs segmented regularly, as in the preceding experi- ment, and formed, after three to six hours' exposure, ten to twelve gastrute in five hundred eggs. After an exposure to 7° C. fewer eggs segmented in each dish, and about one half as many gastrulae were formed, for each period of exposure, as were formed after an exposure to 5° C. No de- velopment took place in the control, except a few irregular segmentations into four or eight cells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the control series a very few irregular blastulae (one to a thousand eggs) were fonned, none of which became motile. The results of this experiment are ex- pressed in tabular form on the opposite page.
A further test of the comparative power of different temperatures to produce development, was made in the following experiment.
Experiment VIII, Aug. 29, 1901. — The eggs were exposed to temperatures of 1° C, 5° C, and 7° C. After exposure to 1° C no segmentation was produced at any period of ...exposure from one to nine hours. After ex- posure to 5° C. the eggs segmented regularly, as in the preceding experi- ment, and formed, after three to six hours' exposure, ten to twelve gastrute in five hundred eggs. After an exposure to 7° C. fewer eggs segmented in each dish, and about one half as many gastrulae were formed, for each period of exposure, as were formed after an exposure to 5° C. No de- velopment took place in the control, except a few irregular segmentations into four or eight cells.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Physiological Society (1887- ) to read onlineMoreLess
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