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Raising xenopus in the laboratory, M. Wu and J. Gerhart; genetics ofxenopus laevis, J.D. Graf and H.R. Kobel; experimentally inducedhomozygosity in xenopus laevis, R. Tompkins and D. Reinschmidt;oogenesis and oocyte isolation, L.D. Smith; early embryonic developmentof xenopus laevis, R. Keller. Part 2 Oocytes - vitellogenin uptake invitro culture of oocytes, L.K. Opresko; biochemical fractionation ofoocytes, J.P. Evans and B.K. Kay; lampbrush chromosomes, J.G. Gall etal; preparation of synthetic mRNAs and analyses of translationalefficiency of microinjected xenopus oocytes, M. Wormington; the use ofoligonucleotides for antisense experiments in xenopus laevis oocytes,C. Prives and D. Foukal. Part 3 Embryos: fertilization of culturedxenopus oocytes and use is studies of maternally inherited molecules,J. Heasman et al; isolation of extracellular matrix structures fromxenopus laevis oocytes, eggs, and embryos, J.L. Hedrick and D.M. Hardy;analysis of cellular signalling events, the cytoskeleton, and spatialorganizations of macromolecules during early xenopus development, D.G.Capco and W.M. Bement; generation of body plan phenotypes in earlyembryogenesis, K. Kao and M. Danilcluk; fluorescent dextran clonalmarkers, R.L. Gimlich; nuclear transplantation in xenopus, J.B. Gurdon;mesoderm induction, I.B. Dawid; neural induction, C.R. Phillips;analysis of class II gene regulation, T.D. Sargent and P.H. Mathers;assays for gene function in developing xenopus embryos, P.D. Vize etal; histological preparation of xenopus laevis oocytes and embryos,C.M. Kelly et al; whole-mount staining of xenopus and othervertebrates, M.W. Klymkowsky and J. Hanker; in situ hyridization, H.P.O'Keefe (part contents).