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Chlorpropham [isopropyl n -(3-chlorophenyl) carbamate] disrupts microtubule organization, cell division, and early development of sea urchin embryos
Jon Holy
Biomedical Sciences
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Chlorpropham
100%
Carbamates
70%
Sea Urchins
68%
Microtubules
49%
Cell Division
47%
Embryonic Structures
41%
Blastomeres
23%
Herbicides
22%
Lytechinus
15%
Microtubule-Organizing Center
12%
Spindle Poles
12%
Centrosome
10%
Zygote
10%
Spindle Apparatus
10%
Ploidies
10%
Cytokinesis
10%
Eggs
9%
Fertilization
9%
Animals
8%
Cytoskeleton
8%
Embryonic Development
7%
Cell Membrane
6%
Health
4%
Chemical Compounds
Chlorpropham
90%
Herbicide
52%
Carbamate
51%
Developmental
30%
Prismatic Crystal
27%
Cleavage
17%
Plasma
15%
Amount
10%
Time
9%