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Studies of the ‘Partial’ larvae of sphaerechinus

Authors: Morgan, T. H.;

Studies of the ‘Partial’ larvae of sphaerechinus

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1. Das Volumen der kleinsten aus Eifragmenten erhaltenen Gastrulae betragt weniger als 1/64 vom Volumen normaler Gastrulae. Das Volumen von Eifragmenten, welche solche Gastrulae producirten, schwankt zwischen 1/40 und 1/50 vom Eivolumen. 2. Die Zahl der Zellen in Blastulis, welche aus Eifragmenten erhalten sind, steht im Verhaltnis zur Grose der Blastula, indem die Grenze der Theilbarkeit jeder Zelle durch das Verhaltnis von Kern zu Protoplasma bestimmt ist. 3. In kleinen Blastulis sind auch die Kerne kleiner als in normalen Blastulis, die definitive Grose der Zellen ist wahrscheinlich auch kleiner als normaler Weise. 4. Eine isolirte Blastomere des Zweizellenstadiums bildet eine Blastula mit der Halfte der normalen Zellenzahl, eine Blastomere des Vierzellenstadiums ergiebt ein Viertel der normalen Zahl der Zellen oder etwas mehr, und eine solche des Achterstadiums kann zwar 1/8 der normalen Zahl produciren, bildet aber meist mehr. Die isolirten Blastomeren des 2-, 4- und 8-zelligen Stadiums bilden sammtlich ganz kleine Gastrulae. 5. Fragmente der Blastulawandung bilden, wieDriesch gezeigt hat, Gastrulae. Die Zahl der Zellen in solchen Gastrulis steht im Verhaltnis zur Grose der Fragmente. 6. Die kleinen aus Eifragmenten erhaltenen Blastulae bilden die normale Zahl von Entodermzellen ohne Beziehung zur Grose der Blastula oder zur Zahl ihrer Zellen. 7. Der Grund fur das Unvermogen isolirter Blastomeren von spaterem als dem achtzelligen Stadium, gastrulae zu bilden, liegt darin, dass solche Blastomeren unfahig sind, die fur das nachste ontogenetische Stadium nothige Anzahl von Zellen zu produciren.

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