Biological periodicity : its molecular mechanism and evolutionary implications
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Biological periodicity : its molecular mechanism and evolutionary implications
JAI Press, c1995
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 307-327) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This text deals with biological periodicity and its molecular mechanism and evolutionary implications.
目次
- Part 1 Periodic distribution of properties in chemical elements and minerals: periodicity in chemical elements
- periodicity in minerals. Part 2 Periodic distributions of functions in living organisms: period flight
- period vision
- period placenta
- period bioluminescence
- period penis
- period return to aquatic life
- period placental-marsupial equivalence
- period high mental ability. Part 3 How the order inherent in matter and energy paved the way to biological periodicity: the three evolutions that preceded the biological one. Part 4 The production of "carbon copies" at the different organization levels: atomic, molecular, and biological mimicry and its significances for periodicity
- the collaboration between mineral and gene product
- cellular processes inherited from the elementary particles and the chemical elements
- the transfer of mineral order to the cell-cellular processes inherited from the minerals. Part 5 The contribution of differential reproduction and death to periodicity: chromosome behaviour is an internally regulated process
- mutation is a directed process in bacteria and higher organisms. Part 6 The role of the development in the establishment of periodicity: development and evolution are two aspects of the same phenomenon
- the onset of reproduction determines whether a development stage will be considered an evolutionary or an embryological event
- the same larval type gives rise to different phyla
- Larvae and adults of the same species are as different as animals belonging to distant groups
- similarities between tunicae and vertebrate larvae
- juvenile stages and the onset of reproduction in plants. Part 7 Relationship between the environment and periodicity: the ability of organisms to change with the environment is already present in minerals
- genetic and the environment. Part 8 Structural periodicity - the ordered addition of components in atoms, molecules, and living organisms: ordered addition of components in atoms and molecules
- ordered transformation in minerals
- ordered transformation in plants
- integration of components in invertebrates
- addition of components in vertebrates. Part 9 Macromolecular and atomic mechanisms responsible for periodicity: the formation of new mosaic proteins and the sudden reappearance of old proteins
- cascades of molecules and of gene activations are irrevocable events that produce integrated packages of structures and functions
- the relationship between chemical and biological periodicity
- a consequence of periodicity is the prediction of novel biological transformations.
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