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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3924574
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Genetic control theory of developmental events
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3924574

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    Genetic control theory of developmental events (English)
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    1984
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    A genetic control theory is described extensively on developmental events. The main part is preceded by a summary of some basic ideas in the theory. The comprehensive contents of the paper will be grasped from the following adequate subtitles of ten paragraphs: Introduction; Gene activities in eukaryotes; Theoretical modes of specifications of cells and cell lines; The intercellular distribution of active regulator genes; Combinatorial economy in marker gene numbers; Processes and process algorithms; Regulator genes on the regulator chromosome; Implementation of processes of type B; Gross differentiation and extracellular guidance networks; The principle of alternative matching and size invariance in regulative development. An extensive table of literature is attached.
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    molecular biology
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    bibliography
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    genetic control theory
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    developmental events
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    eukaryotes
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    specifications of cells and cell lines
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    intercellular distribution of active regulator genes
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    marker gene numbers
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    process algorithms
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    regulator chromosome
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    Gross differentiation
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    extracellular guidance networks
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    principle of alternative matching
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    size invariance
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