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Angelaki, 2020
This special issue of Angelaki is based upon the collaborative efforts of the Ontogenetics Process Group (OPG) – an interdisciplinary, multi-institutional, multi-national research group that began ...
Cary Wolfe, Adam Nocek
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This special issue of Angelaki is based upon the collaborative efforts of the Ontogenetics Process Group (OPG) – an interdisciplinary, multi-institutional, multi-national research group that began ...
Cary Wolfe, Adam Nocek
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Phenomenological theory of ontogenesis
The International Journal of Developmental Biology, 1997In accordance to Prigogine-Wiame and phenomenological theories of ontogenesis, a continuous decreasing of specific entropy production measured by the intensity of heat production or respiration takes place during development, growth and aging. There are periods in the life of organisms when reverse processes occur: (initial stages of oogenesis ...
A A, Zotin, A I, Zotin
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Phylogenesis — Ontogenesis — Oncogenesis
Medical Hypotheses, 1989Ontogenesis might be considered as the development of phylogenetically consequent genic systems that mainly imply: homoeotic genes and ras protooncogene in segmentation; ras and myc protooncogenes in gastrulation; ras, myc and other nuclear protooncogenes in organogenesis; ras myc, other nuclear and cytomembrane protooncogenes in growth-differentiation.
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Mind & Language, 2004
Abstract: Psychologists have emphasized children's acquisition of information through first‐hand observation. However, many beliefs are acquired from others’ testimony. In two experiments, most 4‐year‐olds displayed sceptical trust in testimony. Having heard informants’ accurate or inaccurate testimony, they anticipated that informants would continue ...
Fabrice Clément +2 more
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Abstract: Psychologists have emphasized children's acquisition of information through first‐hand observation. However, many beliefs are acquired from others’ testimony. In two experiments, most 4‐year‐olds displayed sceptical trust in testimony. Having heard informants’ accurate or inaccurate testimony, they anticipated that informants would continue ...
Fabrice Clément +2 more
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1975
In recent years it was revealed that in adipose tissue active cell proliferation and an increase of cell number takes place; this process participates in a significant way in the increase of adipose tissue mass during ontogenetic development (1–4). The growth of adipose tissue by hyperplasia of adipocytes can be stimulated in growing animals by some ...
L, Kazdová, P, Fábry
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In recent years it was revealed that in adipose tissue active cell proliferation and an increase of cell number takes place; this process participates in a significant way in the increase of adipose tissue mass during ontogenetic development (1–4). The growth of adipose tissue by hyperplasia of adipocytes can be stimulated in growing animals by some ...
L, Kazdová, P, Fábry
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Best Practice & Research Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 2010
During the early phases of development, adrenal glands share a common origin with kidneys and gonads. The action of diverse transcription factors, signalling pathways and endocrine signals is required for the individualization of the adrenal primordium and its subsequent differentiation into an adult adrenal gland, with massive remodelling taking place
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During the early phases of development, adrenal glands share a common origin with kidneys and gonads. The action of diverse transcription factors, signalling pathways and endocrine signals is required for the individualization of the adrenal primordium and its subsequent differentiation into an adult adrenal gland, with massive remodelling taking place
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2018
The dispute over the status of metaphor within the child’s developing linguistic and conceptual capacities remains unresolved. Unraveling the enigma of the ontogenesis of metaphor proves to be a challenging task. One needs to have ways of securing metaphors from children and then assessing their signiflcance, for the child no less than for the observer.
Ellen Winner +2 more
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The dispute over the status of metaphor within the child’s developing linguistic and conceptual capacities remains unresolved. Unraveling the enigma of the ontogenesis of metaphor proves to be a challenging task. One needs to have ways of securing metaphors from children and then assessing their signiflcance, for the child no less than for the observer.
Ellen Winner +2 more
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2017
Les notions d’héritage darwinien ou de transmission textuelle (J. Kristeva) éclairent le travail de la paraphrase, du plagiat ou du pastiche qui se fait chez Malcolm Lowry à partir de sources variées : livres scolaires de géométrie, d’histoire naturelle, écrivains et poètes.
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Les notions d’héritage darwinien ou de transmission textuelle (J. Kristeva) éclairent le travail de la paraphrase, du plagiat ou du pastiche qui se fait chez Malcolm Lowry à partir de sources variées : livres scolaires de géométrie, d’histoire naturelle, écrivains et poètes.
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1992
In examining the ontogenesis of ideas, we consider two types of ideas, the natural and the constructed, which differ as to type of constituting elements and symbolic representation. Not as a corollary of this but as a fundamental difference between these types of ideas, voluntary eidetic motion can be seen as the primary source of constructed ideas ...
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In examining the ontogenesis of ideas, we consider two types of ideas, the natural and the constructed, which differ as to type of constituting elements and symbolic representation. Not as a corollary of this but as a fundamental difference between these types of ideas, voluntary eidetic motion can be seen as the primary source of constructed ideas ...
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Ontogenesis of Cholinesterases
1963Cholinesterases (ChE’s) and particularly acetylcholinesterase (AChE) were early (Loewi and Navratil 1926) associated with rapidly occurring events of neurohumoral or synaptic transmission and with function and motility (BACQ 1935 a). Thus, together with enzymes concerned with adrenergic function, ChE’s are dramatically different from enzymes concerned ...
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