寻书：《PRINCIPLES OF DEVELOPMENT 发育的原理》

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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 Author6 `* b; i: I6 F: O; D
Lewis Wolpert, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University College London2 U( m0 A+ S8 _6 P
Jim Smith, Cancer Research UK Gurdon Institute, Cambridge
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Tom 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, Oxford6 h$ O8 |+ B  f4 B% F

0 w+ y, X! A- F& z$ SElliot Meyerowitz, California Institute of Technology
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Table of Contents! P5 V% S6 I& j; Y8 P5 r
Chapter 1. History and Basic Concepts
7 B9 R2 |8 H9 Y# y5 r; NThe Origins of Developmental Biology$ K7 {9 l7 Z6 H% g) O

1 o3 e0 m$ T7 ]" j: xA Conceptual Tool Kit
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Chapter 2. Model Systems5 t: Z: \; d" D6 W. P( H1 C) v

2 F9 ~) b8 W- r5 Q7 w7 wModel Organisms: Vertebrates
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Model Organisms: Invertebrates
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Model Systems: Plants
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& m1 d$ s) |* {4 h  P# E! jIdentifying Developmental Genes: c& B& _. U8 [- J: c: I9 L
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Chapter 3. Patterning the Vertebrate Body Plan I: Axes and Germ Layers
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  T6 `2 Q# b" n) A0 P% H) h# QSetting Up the Body Axes! q$ S$ c, X2 R( \- c$ b" b( }/ u8 U
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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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  r  O, a) E- C9 _& I' R1 E3 M. NSomite Formation and Patterning
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7 n+ B; i, q- bNeural Induction and the Role of the Organizer
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Chapter 5. Development of the Drosophila Body Plan
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Maternal Genes Set Up the Body Axes/ D) j; H( w* _- i; r1 e
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Polarization of the Body Axes During Oogenesis4 P3 M) d1 }! [

) L. n* }% C4 @4 `% EZygotic Genes Pattern the Early Embryo
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2 R' }/ Z4 R1 B/ E" {) g8 zSegmentation: Activation of the Pair-Rule Genes
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  T' p5 T* z( o) g6 c$ i" DSegment Polarity Genes and Compartments' J7 f; {, @# y1 q: t% _

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Chapter 6. Development of Invertebrates, Ascidians, and Slime Molds
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Echinoderms& J9 ]4 ]$ s- [/ H/ x& W

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Chapter 7. Plant Development+ e, b3 b8 K6 t! A* v9 m

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Meristems
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! E( y7 F* h6 O) t+ j* WFlower Development( [7 p5 U; q7 ?/ W0 d

6 Q( @/ K2 W5 d+ X8 DChapter 8. Morphogenesis: Change in Form in the Early Embryo
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Cell Adhesion1 ~1 |2 y! i5 D- x) y1 h

6 V! f$ u  v- K1 yCleavage and Formation of the Blastula' F) V/ @6 o: ]4 `' t* Z- P

8 ?0 e' H% W0 r/ S7 H3 _Gastrulation
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Neural Tube Formation
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! Q+ W/ m2 R2 i( r& ^+ vCell Migration* l/ L& M" z, V, S2 k; Y
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Directed Dilation
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Chapter 9. Cell Differentiation4 C! p- F# f( B* R9 X. K9 {
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The Control of Gene Expression1 T, L3 i. u, F0 A

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The Reversibility of Patterns of Gene Activity1 Z, L! @! y' C$ W: S4 n/ W+ J& R9 ?

4 O! M7 E' z  n4 qChapter 10. Organogenesis: i5 u! J) n, U- m4 d* }8 m

% h" A# x5 S+ V0 x, w1 v7 h8 FThe Chick Limb
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6 e$ [' l( i% V6 }# Q$ H  FInsect Wings and Legs
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The Nematode Vulva5 X+ \& u6 S" N* h

$ s/ B+ R+ e. n1 ^0 O/ L" I/ XInternal Organs: Heart, Blood Vessels, Lungs, Kidneys, and Teeth
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Chapter 11. Development of the Nervous System
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, t. s+ q7 f& TSpecification of Cell Identity in the Nervous System" q$ b0 r9 V- ^

. v/ y9 E" a: ~: q; hThe Insect Compound Eye
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2 E' l$ H. p. v1 ?6 E) |7 P6 w! LAxonal Guidance7 Z) y! F6 B. W" E" T& J& M% @
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Neuronal Survival, Synapse Formation and Refinement
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Chapter 12. Germ Cells and Sex
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Determination of the Sexual Phenotype0 ~9 i. o0 }  X

! h2 ?4 R. ~. ]! Q4 \* k- eThe Development of Germ Cells
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! A/ G# B$ @9 i4 `/ yChapter 13. Regeneration
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Limb Regeneration
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8 G4 m8 t( f- f. c( fRegeneration in Hydra
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Chapter 14. Growth and Post-Embryonic Development
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4 ~' `! x7 g" L5 U3 z9 k8 `Aging and Senescence5 Y. u, X/ K+ h1 N3 t: W

# W2 w" J* i2 h" SChapter 15. Evolution and Development, ], a( ^$ `/ M% G0 X
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Modification of Development in Evolution
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7 M; ]( a! w& \9 O% j) N; j% YChanges in the Timing of Developmental Processes During Evolution' r9 n7 O2 y) S/ L9 C4 k
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Evolution of Development% Q# ~8 q. S1 k, b1 t

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' L8 e  c  i' j9 q' N8 |Oxford University Press, USA. r; ^7 Y7 p- R
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Smith, Jim
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$ H7 O% g6 T* V- P* U% _  oLawrence, Peter& T" j/ Y" _$ R" S* G: R
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Wolpert, Lewis  J7 \. s4 |; K
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Jessell, Tom
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1 B; A) f8 g; d% i$ P' sLife Sciences - Biology - General
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5 q  \, y3 A1 j0 vLife Sciences - Biology - Developmental Biology
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Life Sciences | Molecular
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Life Sciences | Molecular and Cell Biology | Developmental Biology" X1 F) @3 C% w. C
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