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    Intracellular haemolytic agents of Heterocapsa circularisquama exhibit toxic effects on H. circularisquama cells themselves and suppress both cell-mediated haemolytic activity and toxicity to rotifers (Brachionus plicatilis)

    Intracellular haemolytic agents of Heterocapsa circularisquama exhibit toxic effects on H. circularisquama cells themselves and suppress both cell-mediated haemolytic activity and... by Nishiguchi, Tomoki, Cho, Kichul, Yasutomi, Masumi, Ueno, Mikinori, Yamaguchi, Kenichi, Basti, Leila, Yamasaki, Yasuhiro, Takeshita, Satoshi, Kim, Daekyung, Oda, Tatsuya

    Published in Aquatic toxicology
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    Submicroscopic Aspects of Pterinosomes in Xanthophore Development in Xenopus laevis

    Submicroscopic Aspects of Pterinosomes in Xanthophore Development in Xenopus laevis by YASUTOMI, Masumi, EGUCHI, Goro, HAMA, Tadao

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    Structural changes of drosopterinosomes (red pigment granules) during the erythrophore differentiation of the frog, Rana japonica, with reference to other pigment-containing organelles

    Structural changes of drosopterinosomes (red pigment granules) during the erythrophore differentiation of the frog, Rana japonica, with reference to other pigment-containing organe... by Yasutomi, Masumi, Hama, Tadao

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    Formation of the Dermal Chromatophore Unit (DCU) in the Tree Frog Hyla Arborea

    Formation of the Dermal Chromatophore Unit (DCU) in the Tree Frog Hyla Arborea by YASUTOMI, MASUMI, YAMADA, SHINPEI

    Published in Pigment cell research
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    Random access vision: an imaging method to observe arbitrary and multiple gaze directions in frame-by-frame manner

    Random access vision: an imaging method to observe arbitrary and multiple gaze directions in frame-by-frame manner by Mitobe, Masumi, Kamata, Ren, Oku, Hiromasa, Yasutomi, Keita, Kawahito, Shoji

    Published in Optics express
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