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Topology of cleavage in the light of Pierre Curie principle
Russian Journal of Developmental Biology, 2006The stages of radial, spiral, and bilateral cleavage, including blastula, are considered as polyhedrons and projections of polyhedrons onto a plane: Wenn, Schlegel, and Euler projections. The blastula spatial organization is characterized by face numerals and Euler characteristics, as well by symmetry groups.
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Marie and Pierre Curie – Polonium and Radium (1898)
1992Abstract In 1867, Maria Salomee Skłodowska was born in Warsaw which then was part of the Russian Empire. Under the name Marie Curie [1–3] she was to become the most famous woman scientist of all time and the only person to receive the Nobel Prize both in physics and in chemistry.
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Remember Pierre Curie, Carl Wernicke, and Others
Abstract Physicians and scientists may be at high risk of accidents because of failure to concentrate on what they're doing at the moment.openaire +1 more source
[Topology of cleavage in light of the Pierre Curie principle].
Ontogenez, 2006The stages of radial, spiral, and bilateral cleavage, including blastula, are considered as polyhedrons and projections of polyhedrons onto a plane: Wenn, Schlegel, and Euler projections. The blastula spatial organization is characterized by face numerals and Euler characteristics, as well by symmetry groups.
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Madame Pierre Curie (Marie Sklodowska Curie)
American Journal of Science, 1934openaire +1 more source