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Completely updated and revised in a new edition, Principles of Development presents major principles and concepts in the field for an undergraduate audience. Emphasizing gene control as the key to understanding development, the third edition is written in accessible prose, utilizing an impressive art program - 650 full color figures - as well as summaries and diagrams throughout the text to illuminate conceptually challenging material. In addition, the third edition presents carefully selected articles for further reading that expound on principles covered in the text.
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About the Author
) C( q8 k9 n* vLewis Wolpert, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University College London1 \' H% z& c+ f
Jim Smith, Cancer Research UK Gurdon Institute, Cambridge
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- S8 }( E) m3 m# |; ^, HTom Jessell, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics, University of Columbia, New York Peter Lawrence, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge Elizabeth Robertson, The Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics, Oxford( Y# o7 y/ _; n6 e1 m6 J/ Y' r& @
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Elliot Meyerowitz, California Institute of Technology2 O+ f' }/ Q% F8 I
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Table of Contents
0 _" N. ~1 L. n3 H! V' cChapter 1. History and Basic Concepts6 H0 z' }1 V- ?' s6 H7 D6 ^ ^% Z
The Origins of Developmental Biology+ `! _0 z n% H# N
4 b' g8 Y9 I1 fA Conceptual Tool Kit
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Chapter 2. Model Systems9 r( e9 W7 z0 X# X* r7 X$ z8 l/ P0 d
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Model Organisms: Vertebrates
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) @4 P% X- F+ J* ^Model Organisms: Invertebrates
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Model Systems: Plants
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Identifying Developmental Genes
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Chapter 3. Patterning the Vertebrate Body Plan I: Axes and Germ Layers9 ^* q6 Y. P# E4 r. O0 }
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The Origin and Specification of the Germ Layers
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Chapter 4. Patterning the Vertebrate Body Plan II: The Mesoderm and Early Nervous System
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Somite Formation and Patterning9 e: K- @, L5 u! Z# V% `% [
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Neural Induction and the Role of the Organizer# |1 ~' d& P( [" }
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Chapter 5. Development of the Drosophila Body Plan
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Maternal Genes Set Up the Body Axes- }* C; u5 R0 T
6 l- s/ U4 [: q6 V zPolarization of the Body Axes During Oogenesis8 m! B9 Q* E8 l" l, K
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Zygotic Genes Pattern the Early Embryo* ? S' O; ]" w \: S
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Segmentation: Activation of the Pair-Rule Genes9 x4 ^% {9 g) \' W a$ O' z6 w7 E
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Segment Polarity Genes and Compartments
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( K8 x5 M I g% h9 f0 Z7 {Chapter 6. Development of Invertebrates, Ascidians, and Slime Molds
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Nematodes% b7 ?8 J1 r* B$ l, P( ~
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Echinoderms
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Ascidians
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Chapter 7. Plant Development
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Embryonic Development
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Meristems
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Chapter 8. Morphogenesis: Change in Form in the Early Embryo1 {+ J4 [/ f0 o9 y# K3 ~
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Cleavage and Formation of the Blastula
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Gastrulation0 [0 `! O l, F- e, s
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Neural Tube Formation$ z* s3 N, _2 w$ j- S" S
8 l' K3 \5 O& a! K9 yCell Migration
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# D2 B% Z' @- S, kDirected Dilation
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& X) x0 x7 J# F, k% bChapter 9. Cell Differentiation
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The Control of Gene Expression
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$ B; [# [% j3 l; _ PThe Reversibility of Patterns of Gene Activity
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. [2 M& ]) A: H- ]2 v. N+ cChapter 10. Organogenesis7 k/ h- a9 J9 d9 \7 z" w
1 _! s6 m/ l0 {. e/ x8 T7 cThe Chick Limb `$ p' P/ W7 Q& `3 P
' ?- r0 e, Z/ w* z ] `( u7 eInsect Wings and Legs
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+ O, h; G1 i V8 NThe Nematode Vulva7 L; |& e6 d3 n& V& G- x7 w ?& V
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Internal Organs: Heart, Blood Vessels, Lungs, Kidneys, and Teeth3 S0 \, @7 \& N
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Chapter 11. Development of the Nervous System) d8 k& g6 B1 d/ P T8 m1 V
C0 r2 B! I) k& WSpecification of Cell Identity in the Nervous System7 b0 E+ h( G" t! p4 X3 e& o
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The Insect Compound Eye
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Axonal Guidance
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Neuronal Survival, Synapse Formation and Refinement
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Chapter 12. Germ Cells and Sex: D9 O b8 Y+ q# M
' B% m' S6 |5 X7 x/ g: [Determination of the Sexual Phenotype
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6 ^* q4 y6 z& |2 r% z8 D; E6 MThe Development of Germ Cells5 u: e9 L9 f6 Y( ?
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Chapter 13. Regeneration
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Chapter 14. Growth and Post-Embryonic Development5 I! m( M/ b" {: P3 ]8 X- N
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Growth
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Molting and Metamorphosis
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Chapter 15. Evolution and Development
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- ^$ \, Q. o' D: O7 b: ?5 EModification of Development in Evolution6 x, K) K3 V6 G% A
; O; ^ Q4 l% {2 [7 I1 C3 YChanges in the Timing of Developmental Processes During Evolution" H/ T3 ^" c. |1 s
: L6 x( }9 h+ w! e9 ^. ?# V# wEvolution of Development% ^1 D; p& v: b# k3 k ~
& o- o: I0 E7 i* ~6 ^( ~% iGlossary
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Jessell And Lawrence / Robertson / Meyerowitz / Wolpert / Smith
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Oxford University Press, USA
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1 d% f3 X4 U/ R7 h2 xSmith, Jim' V. l# h* |8 k# G3 P, A3 p
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Biology
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Developmental Biology
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