Multiple kinesin-like transcripts in Xenopus oocytes

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted on the extent of expression and the characteristics of various kinesin-like proteins (Klps) in Xenophus oocytes. Four new Klp mRNAs were identified and sequenced from oocytes through polymerase chain reaction, one of which appeared to be the counterpart of Drosophila Klp4. Xenopus oocyte Klps were found to assume different expression patterns during embryogenesis. It was suggested that during, early development, at least four Klps can coexist in a single cell and can be differentially regulated.

Proteins, Kinesin, Oocytes, Oocyte donation

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The role of maternal VegT in establishing the primary germ layers in Xenopus embryos

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to examine the influence of maternal VegT in the creation of primary germ patterns in Xenopus embryos. VegT is a T-box transcription factor characterized by a synthesized mRNA. Results showed that VegT is a primary controlling factor in the formation of the germ layers. Animal cell fate is transformed from epidermis and nervous system to epidermis only.

Cell differentiation

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