Invertebrate reproduction & development

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volume 63, number 2, 2019

Rick Hochberg, Hui Yang, Elizabeth J Walsh, Robert L Wallace
Fine structure of the subitaneous eggshell of the sessile rotifer Stephanoceros millsii (Monogononta) with observations on vesicle trafficking in the integument during ontogeny. Invertebrate reproduction & development 63 (2) (2019)

volume 59, number sup1, 2014

Andrea G Bodnar
Cellular and molecular mechanisms of negligible senescence: insight from the sea urchin. Invertebrate reproduction & development 59 (sup1) (2014)
Robert Arking
Independent chemical regulation of health and senescent spans in Drosophila. Invertebrate reproduction & development 59 (sup1) (2014)
Ayelet Voskoboynik, Irving L Weissman
Botryllus schlosseri, an emerging model for the study of aging, stem cells, and mechanisms of regeneration. Invertebrate reproduction & development 59 (sup1) (2014)
Anthony J Bellantuono, Diane Bridge, Daniel E Martínez
Hydra as a tractable, long-lived model system for senescence. Invertebrate reproduction & development 59 (sup1) (2014)
Roma Munday, Delany Rodriguez, Alessandro Di Maio, Susannah Kassmer, Brian Braden, Daryl A Taketa, Adam Langenbacher, Anthony De Tomaso
Aging in the colonial chordate, Botryllus schlosseri. Invertebrate reproduction & development 59 (sup1) (2014)
Heinrich Jasper
Exploring the physiology and pathology of aging in the intestine of Drosophila melanogaster. Invertebrate reproduction & development 59 (sup1) (2014)
Heidi A Tissenbaum
Using C. elegans for aging research. Invertebrate reproduction & development 59 (sup1) (2014)
Szymon Tomczyk, Kathleen Fischer, Steven Austad, Brigitte Galliot
Hydra, a powerful model for aging studies. Invertebrate reproduction & development 59 (sup1) (2014)
Mahadev Murthy, Jeffrey L Ram
Invertebrates as model organisms for research on aging biology. Invertebrate reproduction & development 59 (sup1) (2014)