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205 related items for PubMed ID: 8162621

  • 21. A selective effect of Ni2+ on wave initiation in bull sperm flagella.
    Lindemann CB, Fentie I, Rikmenspoel R.
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  • 26. External mechanical control of the timing of bend initiation in sea urchin sperm flagella.
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  • 29. The axonemal axis and Ca2+-induced asymmetry of active microtubule sliding in sea urchin sperm tails.
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  • 31. Analysis of the flagellar bending waves of ejaculated ram sperm.
    Chevrier C, Dacheux JL.
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  • 33. Mechanical induction of oscillatory movement in demembranated, immotile flagella of sea urchin sperm at very low ATP concentrations.
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  • 34. A lithium-sensitive regulator of sperm flagellar oscillation is activated by cAMP-dependent phosphorylation.
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  • 35. Motility of triton-demembranated sea urchin sperm flagella during digestion by trypsin.
    Brokaw CJ, Simonick TF.
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  • 38. Computer simulation of flagellar movement VIII: coordination of dynein by local curvature control can generate helical bending waves.
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