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• Also on board were the testes from male African clawed frogs.
• Highlighted sites are conserved as far back as African clawed frogs.
• African clawed frogs are voracious predators and easily adapt to many habitats.
• Xenopus laevis is also known as the african clawed frog.
• In genetic model organisms like African clawed frog.
• But is also found in the African clawed frog ( " Xenopus laevis " ).
• Powerful antibiotics have been derived from the skin of African clawed frogs and from microbes in New Jersey mud.
• In the study, four female African clawed frogs were launched aboard space shuttle Endeavour in September, 1992.
• In 1952 he defended his thesis on endocrinology and behaviour of the South African clawed frog, Xenopus laevis.
• And they mention powerful antibiotics derived from the skin of African clawed frogs and from microbes in New Jersey mud.
• And in a tank that Zasloff keeps in his lab swim a clutch of African clawed frogs, Xenopus laevis.
• In 1987 he reported the discovery of magainin, an antimicrobial peptide in the skin of the African Clawed Frog.
• In the study, researchers exposed tadpoles of the African clawed frog to atrazine at concentrations as low as 0.1 ppb and as high as 200 ppb.
• In sub-Saharan Africa, about 20 species of African clawed frogs have so successfully crossbred that they've produced at least seven genetically distinct new species.
• MAPK15 has also been shown to regulate ciliogenesis in " X . laevis " ( African clawed frog ) embryos by phosphorylating an actin regulator called CapZIP.
• If " Batrachochytrium " originated in Africa, it has been theorized that the African clawed frog was the vector of the initial spread out of the continent.
• This is the mating ritual of the South African clawed frog, which until recently was thought to be a decidedly one-sided affair with the males doing all the singing.
• Meade and his team tested their idea by introducing messenger RNA for a bacterial enzyme into one cell of a four-cell embryo of an African clawed frog, Xenopus laevis.
• The new test, developed by Werner Kloas and his colleagues at Karlsruhe University, involves exposing cultures of liver cells from the African clawed frog Xenopus laevis to the chemical in question.
• Species like the African Clawed Frog can carry this disease without experiencing symptoms or death; these kinds of species are usually to blame for the spread of the disease in undeveloped habitats.