Nuclear cytology in relation to development/ by F.D'Amato

By:

D'Amato,F

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1977.Description: viii,283pISBN:

0521215080

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DDC classification:

571.66 D'AM/N

Contents:

1.Life Cycle-- 2.The Cell Cycle-- 3.Meiosis:Its Course ,Modification and Suppression-- 4.Mosaics and Chimeras-- 5.The Chromosome Complement of Differentiated cells-- 6.Differential DNA replication-- 7.Gene Expression during Differentiation and Development-- 8.The Regulation of Gene Activity-- 9.Regeneration and totipotency of cells and nuclei.

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1.Life Cycle--
2.The Cell Cycle--
3.Meiosis:Its Course ,Modification and Suppression--
4.Mosaics and Chimeras--
5.The Chromosome Complement of Differentiated cells--
6.Differential DNA replication--
7.Gene Expression during Differentiation and Development--
8.The Regulation of Gene Activity--
9.Regeneration and totipotency of cells and nuclei.

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