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XB-ART-28867
Cell Differ 1986 Jan 01;181:9-16. doi: 10.1016/0045-6039(86)90030-8.
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Maturation of Rana temporaria and Acipenser stellatus oocytes induced by the cytoplasm of embryos at different cell cycle phases and at different stages of cleavage and blastulation.

Dettlaff TA , Ryabova LV .


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Experiments involving injections of cytoplasm from the cleaving embryos of Rana temporaria and Acipenser stellatus into fully grown oocytes of the same species and of Xenopus laevis, show that at all mitotic phases, and throughout the period of synchronous cleavage divisions, the cytoplasm is characterized by high activity of the germinal vesicle breakdown factor. This activity decreases during nuclear division desynchronization and drops sharply after the mitotic index fall upon blastulation. Aside from germinal vesicle breakdown in the oocytes, the A. stellatus embryos' cytoplasm also induces development of a cortical reaction capacity.

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