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Kinetics of long-lived rhodopsin photoproducts in the frog retina as a function of the amount bleached.
Photoreceptor shedding is initiated by light in the frog retina.
To obtain embryos, the same female frog used for collecting oocytes was allowed to recover for 2 weeks from the surgery.
This inter twining may have included co-fasciculation like that described above for the frog, although it was not specifically mentioned.
Individual frogs were placed in an arena with uniformly colored white walls.
The skin was sutured and the frog allowed to survive for 1-3 days.
The effect of human chorionic gonadotrophin and luteinizing hormone upon the membrane potential of unovulated frog oocytes.
This could enable frogs to accurately find a single object and to select the most nasal object when there is more than one object visible.
The frogs were maintained in plastic tanks (23 cm x 16 cm x 11 cm) with water and food (mealworms) available ad libitum.
Evidence that fast exocytosis can be predominantly mediated by vesicles not docked at active zones in frog saccular hair cells.
It hardly "corroborates his identification with the frogs"; it holds it up for laughter (142).
Its usage helped sustain reference across the full range of this discourse, from the frog's reflexes to the crowd's violence.
The leap-frog method is adopted to solve the ion's equation of motion.
The movement of dust particles is obtained by calculating the equation of motion using the leap-frog method.
These plasmids were injected into early-stage embryos of the frog and, after a period of cell divisions, recovered from the embryos.
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