Found 208 results for "Kwang W. Jeon"
International Review of Cytology, Volume 176 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
The eukaryotic cells have an elaborate network of membrane-bounded organelles with distinct protein and lipid compositio...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 180 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
Limb regeneration involves a series of hierarchical events leading to the replacement of the missing part and can be des...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 181 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
Cell division is composed of two main events, nuclear division and cytokinesis, which are performed by a bipolar mitotic...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 182 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
The protist Acetabularia acetabulum (a.k.a. Acetabularia mediterranea) is a model organism which holds a classic place i...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 184
by Kwang W. Jeon
Since Dopp demonstrated the presence of antheridiogen in Pteridium aquilinum, it has been shown that developing prothall...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 186 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
A large portion of genomes of higher eukaryotic organisms do not contain information about protein sequences crucial for...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 189 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
The relationship between cell proliferation and differentiation has an intriguing complexity.
International Review of Cytology, Volume 194 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
Atrial or A-type natriuretic peptide (ANP) was first identified as a potent diuretic/natriuretic and hypotensive factor ...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 198 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
In vertebrates, all skeletal muscles of the trunk arise from the transient embryonic somites.
International Review of Cytology, Volume 206 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
Intracellular pH regulation is one of the most basic processes of all living organisms (bacteria, protista, algae, plant...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 207 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
The Brachyury (T) locus has been a favorite of developmental geneticists since its discovery in 1927 when a semidominant...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 208 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
The first reference to radiation-damaged intestine appears in a clinical journal (Walsh, 1897), soon after the discovery...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 209 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
Retinoic acid (RA) is a low molecular weight (approximately 300) lipophilic compound derived from vitamin A which acts a...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 210 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
The preimplantation stage of mammalian development corresponds to the period between ovulation and implantation, where t...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 211 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
In contrast to mRNAs for membrane and secreted proteins, which are directed to the endoplasmic reticulum, mRNAs encoding...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 212
by Kwang W. Jeon
Mononuclear phagocytes are best known for their contribution to protection of the host against infection.
International Review of Cytology, Volume 213 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
Approximately 30 years have passed since y-aminobutyrate (GABA), which is a well-known amino acid present in bacteria an...
International Review of Cytology, Volume 214 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
Since the earliest records in human history, the heart has fascinated mankind.
International Review of Cytology, Volume 218 (International ...
by Kwang W. Jeon
The homeobox, which is characterized by conserved DNA sequence of 180 bp, encodes a 60-amino acid protein motif known as...