On the flip side, parthenogenesis eliminates the male contribution by sourcing all genetic information from a single parent. This form of asexual reproduction is common among invertebrates such as ...

Snakes are among the most talked-about reptiles, and yet, much of what we hear about them is limited to a few familiar facts– they shed their skin, some are venomous, and many are feared. But ...

Facultative parthenogenesis allows female sharks to produce offspring without mating, a phenomenon observed in several species. While some animals resort to parthenogenesis only in the absence of ...

Welcome to the Collaborative Research Center 1348. The precise spatial and temporal organization of cellular differentiation, essential for organismal development and physiology, depends on the ...

CTCs were imaged, enumerated, and subtyped based on the presence of ≥1 mitotic event, using established visual indicators. PFS and OS were assessed over 2 years by censored univariate and multivariate ...

The Australian stick insect Extatosoma tiaratum and several species in the genus Timema demonstrate obligate parthenogenesis, reproducing exclusively through this asexual method. Other species display ...

To diagnose breast cancer (BCa), the number of mitotic cells present in tissue sections is an important parameter to examine and grade breast biopsy specimen. The differentiation of mitotic from ...

Fluorescence-activated cell sorting combined with MBs was performed to sort cardiomyocyte populations enriched for mitotic cells. Expressions of cell cycle specific genes were confirmed by means of ...