Jean Clark Dan

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Jean Clark Dan is affiliated with the following schools: Ochanomizu University, University of California, Santa Barbara, University of Miami, Wilson College , University of Pennsylvania

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Marine Biology

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Jean Clark Dan's Degrees

Bachelors Marine Biology University of California, Santa Barbara
Masters Marine Biology University of California, Santa Barbara
PhD Marine Biology University of California, Santa Barbara

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According to Wikipedia, Jean Clark Dan née Clark was an American embryologist who pioneered research into the acrosomal reaction. Born in 1910 to a family of staunch Presbyterians in Westfield, New Jersey, Jean Clark Dan graduated from Wilson College in Pennsylvania in 1932 where she studied biology. She pursued her graduate studies in invertebrate zoology at the University of Pennsylvania and spent her summers at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. At the Marine Biological Laboratory she met her future husband and scientific collaborator Katsuma Dan, the son of a prominent Japanese statesman. They were engaged in 1934, the same year that Katsuma Dan received his PhD. Jean received her PhD in 1936 and she and Katsuma were married that same year. Jean and Katsuma then moved to Japan where they continued their research at the Misaki Marine Biological Station of Tokyo University.

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STUDIES ON THE ACROSOME. I. REACTION TO EGG-WATER AND OTHER STIMULI (1952) (198)
The Acrosome Reaction (1956) (195)
STUDIES ON THE ACROSOME. III. EFFECT OF CALCIUM DEFICIENCY (1954) (162)
STUDIES ON THE ACROSOME. VII. FORMATION OF THE ACROSOMAL PROCESS IN SEA URCHIN SPERMATOZOA. (1967) (137)
Acrosome Reaction and Lysins (1967) (133)
STUDIES ON THE ACROSOME. II. ACROSOME REACTION IN STARFISH SPERMATOZOA (1954) (77)
THE ACROSOME REACTION IN MYTILUS EDULIS. I. FINE STRUCTURE OF THE INTACT ACROSOME. (1965) (72)
Studies on the acrosome. V. An egg-membrane lysin from the acrosomes of Mytilus edulis spermatozoa. (1956) (67)
THE ACROSOME REACTION IN MYTILUS EDULIS. II. STAGES IN THE REACTION, OBSERVED IN SUPERNUMERARY AND CALCIUM-TREATED SPERMATOZOA. (1965) (63)
STUDIES ON THE ACROSOME. IV. THE ACROSOME REACTION IN SOME BIVALVE SPERMATOZOA (1955) (58)
BEHAVIOR OF THE CELL SURFACE DURING CLEAVAGE III. ON THE FORMATION OF NEW SURFACE IN THE EGGS OF STRONGYLOCENTROTUS PULCHERRIMUS (1940) (51)
Studies on the acrosome. IX. Course of acrosome reaction in the starfish. (1967) (49)
STUDIES ON THE ANNUAL REPRODUCTIVE CYCLE OF THE SEA URCHIN AND THE ACID PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY OF RELICT OVA (1977) (42)
Fertilization in the medusan, Spirocodon saltatrix. (1950) (42)
Studies on the acrosome. VI. Fine structure of the starfish acrosome. (1960) (41)
Morphogenetic aspects of acrosome formation and reaction. (1970) (39)
Sperm entrance in echinoderms; observed with the phase contrast microscope. (1950) (37)
THE VITELLINE COAT OF THE MYTILUS EGG. I. NORMAL STRUCTURE AND EFFECT OF ACROSOMAL LYSIN (1962) (35)
On the Mechanism of Astral Cleavage (1948) (33)
Studies on the acrosome: VIII. The intact starfish acrosome (1967) (29)
SPERMIOGENESIS IN THE PULMONATE SNAIL, EUHADRA HICKONIS 1. ACROSOME FORMATION (1977) (29)
STUDIES ON THE ACROSOME. X. DIFFERENTIATION OF THE STARFISH ACROSOME * (1971) (28)
Behaviour of the Cell Surface During Cleavage. II (1938) (28)
[Acrosomal reaction]. (1967) (25)
Behavior of the cell surface during cleavage; on the division mechanism of cells with excentric nuclei. (1947) (25)
SPERMIOGENESIS IN THE PULMONATE SNAIL, EUHADRA HICKONIS III. FLAGELLUM FORMATION * (1979) (24)
EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL DISRUPTION ON THE BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES OF SEA URCHIN EGG JELLY 1 (1970) (21)
BEHAVIOR OF THE CELL SURFACE DURING CLEAVAGE. VIII. ON THE CLEAVAGE OF MEDUSAN EGGS (1947) (21)
FORMATION OF THE ACROSOMAL PROCESS IN ECHINODERM SPERMATOZOA (1962) (12)
EFFECT OF LACK OF CALCIUM ON THE STARFISH ACROSOME (1969) (9)
THE ACROSOME REACTION IN MYTILUS EDULIS (1965) (7)
THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE ACROSOMAL TRIGGER (1975) (5)
SOME QUANTITATIVE ASPECTS OF THE ACROSOMAL REACTION TO JELLY SUBSTANCE IN THE SEA URCHIN (1961) (5)
THE ACROSOME REACTION IN MYTILUS EDULIS (1965) (4)
Behavior of the cell surface during cleavage; on the cleavage of medusan eggs. (1947) (1)
Acrosomal triggers. (1972) (1)
DISTRIBUTION OF SURFACE CHARGE ON SPERMATOZOA OF THE STARFISH, ASTERINA PECTINIFERA (1976) (1)
Studies on the acrosome. 8. The intact starfish acrosome. (1967) (0)

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