Titlebook: Genetics, Development, and Evolution; 17th Stadler Genetic J. Perry Gustafson,G. Ledyard Stebbins,Francisco J Book 1986 Springer Science+Bu

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Hanne Seemann,Manfred Zimmermannf genes that regulate it. This paper will attempt to trace the evolution of our understanding of the structure of the “.-locus” and to speculate on what it may teach us in the future when its secrets finally succumb to the techniques of molecular biology.

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Plant DNA Variation and Stress, In the case of the 5SRNA genes a specific labile set of these sequences which frequently undergoes deletion was detected. The evolutionary consequences of such an interaction between the genome and the environment are considered.

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Organization of Mutant Genes in Mouse t-Haplotypes,f genes that regulate it. This paper will attempt to trace the evolution of our understanding of the structure of the “.-locus” and to speculate on what it may teach us in the future when its secrets finally succumb to the techniques of molecular biology.

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Intraspecies Genomic Variation,e do have shows unexpectedly large variation. In addition silent or non-coding variation is very much larger than amino acid replacement variation in coding regions of the DNA of the three species for which comparisons can now be made, indicating that selection retards the change of most amino acids in most proteins.

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Book 1986ical, physiological, and behavioral features of multicellular organisms, through an ordered sequence of events that extend from the first cell division of the zygote to the adult stage and eventual death. The problem is how a one­ dimensional array of instructions is transformed into a four­ dimensi

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The T-DNA Genes of , Plasmids Appear to be of a Complex Evolutionary Origin, from the bacteria to the nucleus of infected plant cells. The transferred DNA segment is stably integrated in one of many possible loci on different chromosomes (for recent reviews see Caplan et al., 1983; Gheysen et al., 1985; Nester et al., 1984; Helle et al., 1984).

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,…doch einige Ziffern sind gleicher, which the sequence of embryonic cell divisions is highly stereotyped. Because of this regularity it is possible to portray the development of the entire organism by the genealogical relationship between the composite cells, and to identify individual cells on the basis of their lineage (Zur Strassen, 1896; Conklin, 1905; Schleip, 1936).

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