Titlebook: Individuality and Determinism; Chemical and Biologi Sidney W. Fox Book 1984 Plenum Press, New York 1984 biological.development.evolution.in

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Cell Individuality and Connectivity, an Evolutionary Compromise,onist can try his hand at in the hope that eventually the roots of that which sets one organism apart from another (similar) one may be traced to its cells, to their molecular machineries and interactions with each other and the environment. I try to look for clues at the interaction level.

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Cell Line Segregation as a Key Event of Embryonic Development,of which was “The General Science of the Animals” (Fig. 1). Very little, and that mostly vocabulary, should be changed to compile a modern chart entitled “The Study of the Animal Individual.” The eight columns at the bottom of the chart show Haeckel’s conviction that the basis for a “Gesammtwissensc

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The Individuality of Antibodies,ity. For over fifty years it has been known that antibodies are globular proteins of varying size, the majority of which are associated with the gamma fraction of the serum proteins. The term immunoglobulin is of more recent origin and serves to emphasize the basic unit of structure and function und

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