Titlebook: A Conceptual History of Modern Embryology; Volume 7: A Conceptu Scott F. Gilbert Book 1991 Plenum Press, New York 1991 animals.biochemistry

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Advocacy for Teacher Leadershipd not mention induction. During the following year, when he published his book summarizing his work and thought, its title in German was . (.) (1). It was only in the English translation (1938) that the word induction was introduced into the title: . (2). But it was the concept of induction that was

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Health Advocacy Among Minority Groups,ans Spemann and his graduate student Hilde Mangold (1). Not only did these investigations result in a Nobel Prize for Spemann, but more important, they fostered a heightened interest in the phenomenon of embryonic induction and led to establishment of a prolific school of research into the nature of

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O. E. Barndorff-Nielsen,M. S?rensenthose who wished to reconcile genetics and embryology during the middle of this century (2–8). Ephrussi was born in a suburb of Moscow, but spent much of his working career in France, with important periods in the United States. He made major contributions to the rapprochement between genetics and d

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978-1-4615-6825-4Plenum Press, New York 1991

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Jasmina Brankovic,Hugo van der MerweThroughout the 1930s, Joseph Needham (1900—) was the foremost champion of chemical embryology. During the period 1931–1942 he authored three large books, ., and Biochemistry and Morphogenesis (1); a series of collaborative papers on “Physico-chemical experiments on the amphibian organizer” (2); and many annual reviews of this field for the ..