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DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY OF ANIMAL MODELS UNDER VARIED GRAVITY CONDITIONS: A REVIEW
H.‐J. Marthy
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The diversification of developmental biology
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences, 2015In the 1960s, "developmental biology" became the dominant term to describe some of the research that had previously been included under the rubrics of embryology, growth, morphology, and physiology. As scientific societies formed under this new label, a new discipline took shape.
Nathan Crowe+5 more
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Disability and developmental biology
Development, 2023ABSTRACT Disabled scientists face tremendous barriers to entry into, and progression within, a scientific career, remaining immensely under-represented at every career stage. Disability inclusivity drives in science are increasingly prevalent, but few data are available from the developmental biology community specifically.
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Evolutionary Developmental Biology
2021Evolutionary developmental biology, or evo-devo, is the study of the reciprocal relationships between ontogenetic development and evolutionary processes. This still relatively new research field, of roughly four decades, is highly heterogeneous and based on a variety of different approaches and interpretations of evo-devo as a research field.
Müller, Gerhard, Abouheif, Ehab
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From Developmental Biology to Developmental Toxicology
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2000Abstract: Progress derived from the human genome project will have tremendous impact on toxicology. Questions concerning genetic susceptibility or resistance to toxic compound exposure and the dissection of the molecular mechanisms involved will be at the forefront of future toxicological research.
Rudi Balling, Martin Hrabé de Angelis
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The Biology of Developmental Dyslexia
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1992Dyslexia is a relatively common disorder that, when severe, persists into adulthood. New evidence suggests that females are affected nearly as frequently as males. Neuropsychological studies characterize dyslexia as a language disorder that involves phonological deficits in particular.
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Developmental Biology of Zebrafish
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2004Abstract: The biology and genetics of zebrafish has become a very popular system in developmental biology especially because of their suitability for genetics and the transparent embryo of this small tropical fish. Studies reported briefly here demonstrate that one can use gene expression in the zebrafish embryo to find new components of important and
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DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY OF HEMATOPOIESIS
Hematology/Oncology Clinics of North America, 1997Hematopoietic stem cells are at the top of a hierarchy that regulates the generation of a vast repertoire of blood cells during the lifetime of a vertebrate. Recent experiments, using a vast variety of embryonic systems, shed new light on the origin of stem cells and the genes that function to regulate and maintain hematopoietic differentiation ...
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Developmental biology of the pancreas. [PDF]
All pancreatic cell types (endocrine, exocrine, and ductal) are derived from the same endodermal dorsal and ventral anlage, which grow together to form the definitive pancreas. Golosow and Grobstein were pioneers in the field of pancreatic developmental research, as were Wessells and Cohen, who already in the 1960s performed classic embryological ...
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The Use of Electroporation in Developmental Biology
2017During the formation of a complex organism, cells divide, die, migrate, and differentiate. Biologists have established tools to observe those phenomena but also to change their course, which subsequently enables to infer causal relationships between various events occurring in different cell groups.
Gosse, C.+7 more
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