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A Conceptual history of modern embryology / edited by Scott F. Gilbert.
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
New York : Plenum, [1991], ©1991.
Description
xiv, 266 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm.
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Subject(s)
Embryology
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History
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Gilbert, Scott F., 1949-
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Series
Developmental biology (Plenum Press) ; v. 7.
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Developmental biology ; v. 7
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
The rise of classical descriptive embryology / Frederick B. Churchill
Laurent Chabry and the beginnings of experimental embryology in France / Jean-Louis Fischer
The origins of Entwicklungsmechanik / Jane Maienschein
Curt Herbst's contributions to the concept of embryonic induction / Jane M. Oppenheimer
Spemann seen through a lens / Margaret Saha
Reminiscences on the life and work of Johannes Holtfreter / Johannes Holtfreter
The conceptual and experimental foundations of vertebrate embryonic cell adhesion research / Gerald B. Grunwald
The philosophical background of Joseph Needham's work in chemical embryology / P.G. Abir-Am
Induction and the origins of develomental genetics / Scott F. Gilbert
Boris Ephrussi and the synthesis of genetics and embryology / Richard M. Burian, Jean Gayon, and Doris T. Zallen
Concepts of organization : the leverage of ciliate protozoa / Jan Sapp.
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ISBN
0306438429
OCLC
28344677
RCP
C - S
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