An edition of Molecular embryology
(2002)
Molecular embryology
how molecules give birth to animals
by John Michael Barry
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Embryology, Molecular biology, Chemical embryology, BiochemistryShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Molecular embryology: how molecules give birth to animals
2002, Taylor & Francis
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156032936X 9781560329367
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Growth of an embryo is founded on repeated cell division
How an embryo acquires the correct shape as its cells divide
How differences in molecular composition between embryonic cells originate
Signal molecules induce changes in cell composition throughout vertebrate development
Differences in embryonic cell composition result from activation of different genes
Experiments of drosophila reveal that specific transcription factors are keys that unlock embryonic genes
Frontiers of research in molecular embryology.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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