Titlebook: Self-Organizing Systems; The Emergence of Ord F. Eugene Yates,Alan Garfinkel,Gregory B. Yates Book 1987 Plenum Press, New York 1987 behavio

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Molecular Biology in Embryologyany maternally preformed, high-molecular-weight components, including both enzymes and molecular building blocks to be used long after fertilization. All presently investigated cellular macromolecules, with the exception of DNA, are found in excess in fertilized egg cells, compared to levels in matu

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The Orderly Decay of Order in the Regulation of Aging Processesf aging are discussed. The first proposes that aging results from processes intrinsic to each cell, which may involve mutations and other types of random macromolecular damage. The second proposes that aging in the organism is regulated by factors extrinsic to most cells, such as hormones. The prese

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The Slime Mold Dictyostelium as a Model of Self-Organization in Social Systems forms occurring during slime mold aggregation provides important clues to the dynamics of the process and indicates the importance of symmetry breaking and entrainment in self-organization. Analogies are proposed between slime mold aggregation and human social processes. —..

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