Commitment and instability in cell differentiation [Elektronisk resurs] / Edited by A.A. Moscona and Alberto Monroy ; volume editor, T.S. Okada.

• Conversion of retina glia cells into lenslike phenotype following disruption of normal cell contacts -- Instability in cell commitment of vertebrate pigmented epithelial cells and their transdifferentiation into lens cells -- Transdifferentiation of skeletal muscle into cartilage -- Transdifferentiated hepatocytes in rat pancreas -- Transdifferentiation of amphibian chromatophores -- Multipotentiality in differentiation of the pineal as revealed by cell culture -- Transdifferentiation of endocrine chromaffin cells into neuronal cells -- Neural crest and thymic myoid cells -- The potential for transdifferentiation of differentiated medusa tissues in vitro -- The presence of extralenticular crystallins and its relationship with transdifferentiation to lens -- Dual regulation of expression of exogenous delta-crystallin gene in mammalian cells -- Neurotransmitter phenotypic plasticity in the mammalian embryo -- Development of neuronal properties in neural crest cells cultured in vitro -- Phenotypic diversification neural crest-derived cells -- On neuronal and glial differentiation of a pluripotent stem cell line, RT4-AC -- Transitory differentiation of matrix cells and its functional role in the morphogenesis of the developing vertebrate CNS -- Prestalk and prespore differentiation during development of Dictyostelium discoideum -- Transdifferentiation occurs continuously in adult hydra -- Nematocyte differentiation in hydra -- The microenvironment of T and B lymphocyte differentiation in avian embryos -- Differential commitment of hemopoietic stem cells localized in distinct compartments of early Xenopus embryos -- Probable dedifferentiation of mast cells in mouse connective tissues -- Instability and stabilization in melanoma cell differentiation -- Differentiation of embryonal carcinoma cells -- Embryo-derived stem cells -- Phenotypic stability and variation in plants -- Flexibility and commitment in plant cells during development -- Induction of embryogenesis and regulation of the developmental pathway in immature pollen of Nicotiana species -- Instability of chromosomes and alkaloid content in cell lines derived from single protoplasts of cultured Coptis japonica cells.

• resentations from the conference, "Transdifferentiation and Instability in Cell Commitment," sponsored by Yamada Science Foundation 

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Developmental biology  (LCSH)

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QL955 (LCC)

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