and Developmental Biology
A “Brief History” of Developmental Biology in Israel
... of Developmental Biology (IsSDB) was founded by Hefziba Eyal-Giladi, Zvi Sachs (Plant Development) and, Eliezer Sekeles (Human Anatomy), all from the Hebrew ...for Developmental Biology, which ...
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A brief history of developmental biology at the National Institute for Medical Research
... the Developmental Biology Division on the precise neuroanatomical mapping of the developing visual system of Xenopus continued along more or less the same lines until the early ...include ...
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The developmental biology of neural connectivity
... Int J DeY llinl 3~ 47 58 (1992) 47 SjJain! Review The developmental biology of neural connectivity ALAIN GHYSEN* Laboratoire de Neurobiologie, Departement de Biologie Molt?culaire, Universite Libre de[.] ...
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The Finnish tradition of developmental biology
... Int 1 Ul'\ Biul JJ 15 20 (! 'J~IJ) 15 The Finnish tradition of developmental biology Finland is a country with a relatively vast area but sparse population During most of its history it has been under[.] ...
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The introduction of Xenopus laevis into developmental biology: of empire, pregnancy testing and ribosomal genes
... The widespread availability of Xenopus in laboratories and the ability reliably to obtain eggs in all seasons may sufficiently explain its increasing employment in developmental biology. However, its ...
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5th Congress of the Spanish Society of Developmental Biology
... Practical Developmental Biology: A teaching experience co-edited with ...47 developmental biologists, this book intends to bridge experimental labs in Developmental Biology and lab ...
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Four decades of teaching developmental biology in Germany
... It was difficult for me to establish a successful teaching and research career in modern (biochemical/molecular) developmen- tal biology at our university for several reasons. First was the lack of necessary ...
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The morphogenesis of evolutionary developmental biology
... mainstream developmental biology, but his attempts failed, partially, I believe, due to the reaction against Lysenkoism and the related fact that Waddington was well known as a left-wing ...ecological ...
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Inclusion and exclusion in the history of developmental biology
... ‘ developmental biology ’ was founded after World War II, it was not just another word for embryology (Horder, ...present developmental biology as ‘ the stem cell of biological disciplines ’ ...
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Protein binders and their applications in developmental biology
... The first approach relies on the ability to screen for and select protein binders that recognize protein-protein interaction surfaces, enzymatic domains or protein phosphorylation sites, and that can thus interfere with ...
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Evolutionary crossroads in developmental biology: annelids
... evolutionary developmental biology research, although by no means all of it, has tended to concentrate on three particular taxa: the polychaete (see Glossary, Box 1) Platynereis dumerilii; the polychaete ...
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Evolutionary crossroads in developmental biology: the tunicates
... approaches, developmental biology has undergone profound changes over recent ...cell biology and cell mechanics of ...two developmental programs that lead to the same outcome via different ...
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Evolutionary crossroads in developmental biology: Cnidaria
... Hydra is a freshwater polyp with a cosmopolitan distribution that never forms a medusa and is considered to be the first model system to have been used for experimental developmental biology (Trembley, ...
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On the present situation of developmental biology in France
... Int I Dc," Riolo J I ~;'i J] (1990) 25 On the present situation of Developmental Biology in France Developmental Biology, an outgrowth of traditional embryology now tightly linked with modern molecula[.] ...
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First Meeting of the Portuguese Society for Developmental Biology (SPBD)
... velopmental Biology researchers to know what is being done in Portugal, to receive feedback on their own work and to establish strong and productive national ...promoting Developmental Biology in ...
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Plant Modeling and Developmental Biology
... plant biology researchers ...plant biology-driven ...that developmental biology can be visualized as transformation into an experimentally based deductive ...
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Making developmental biology relevant to undergraduates in an era of economic rationalism in Australia
... “cradle-to-grave Developmental Biology” ...to developmental biology in first-year courses before beginning to specialize further in second- and third- year courses, which were progressively ...
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Developmental biology in Lund from a zoological perspective
... Int J Dev BioI 39 697 701 (1995) 697 Developmental biology in Lund from a zoological perspective With the inauguration of the Wenner Gren Institute in Stockholm in 1939, developmental biology, in the[.] ...
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The developmental biology of cementum
... tooth developmental biology have presented a number of possibilities, including (i) the induc- tion of cementoblasts by the underlying dentin matrix and (ii) the induction of cementoblasts by extracellular ...
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Developmental biology in Australia and New Zealand
... opment. Cutting edge technologies that have yielded these in- sights are emphasised, particularly in regard to biomedicine. Topics addressed include: cell-cell signaling and morphogens; cell-matrix and adhesion; the cell ...
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