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- ZDB-FIG-180411-15
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- Winata et al., 2017 - Cytoplasmic polyadenylation-mediated translational control of maternal mRNAs directs maternal to zygotic transition
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Epiboly defects caused by 3?dA and CHX treatments. (A-D) Untreated control embryos. (E-G) Embryos that were treated with 3?-dA from the one-cell stage to 3.5?hpf undergo developmental arrest and cytolysis before 24?hpf (n=40). (H-K) 3?-dA treatment from the 128-cell stage to 3.5?hpf caused a delay of epiboly and gross patterning defects (n=30). (L,M) Translation inhibition by CHX treatment that was initiated at the one-cell stage affected early development and caused early lethality (n=20), whereas CHX treatment initiated at the 16-cell stage (N-P) resulted in developmental arrest at the oblong stage (n=61). Notice the larger cells at 3.5?hpf, suggesting defects in cell division. (Q-S) Treatment that was initiated at the 128-cell stage resulted in epiboly arrest followed by mortality (n=66). |