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The cell and the organism: essays presented to Sir James Gray/ edited by J. A. Ramsay & V. B. Wigglesworth. by
Material type:  Text; Format:
print
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Not fiction
Publication details: Cambridge [Eng.] : University Press, 1961
Dissertation note: CONTENTS.- The cell and the organism; a study in experimental zoolog y, by C. F. A. Pantin.- Sperm energetics; an account of work in progres s, by Lord Rothschild.- The mechanics of cilliary movement, by J. E. Ha rris.- Some questions for the cell, by J. M. Mitchison.- The physiologi cal basis of behaviour in the Protozoa, by J. A. Kitching.- Fertilizati on and the control of cell division, by M. M. Swan.- Molecular biology and the future of zoology, by L. E. R. Picken.- The efficiency of embro nic development: or, the price of the epigenetic process, by S. Smith. - Cell architecture and information in cellular differess, by S. Smith. - Cell and information in cellular differentiation, by C. H. Waddington .- The epidermal cell, by V. B. Wigglesworth.- Green, red, and blue blo ods, H. M. Fox.- The comparative physiology of renal function in invert ebrates, by J. A. Ramsay.- haemocytic reaction of insects to foreign bo dies, by G. Salt.- Concerning vision, by R.J. Pumphrey.- How lugworms m ove, by G. P. Wells.- Experimental zoology and problems of anthropod ev olution, by S. M. Manton.- Proprioception in arthropods, by J. W. S. Pr ingle. Power in flapping light, by Weiss-Fogh.- Zoologgy, locomotry ada ptations and the problem of electric fish, by H. W. Lissmann. Progress and prospects in ethology, by W. H. Thorpe.
Availability: Items available for loan: Main Library - Open Shelves (1)Call number: 574.87082 RAM.
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The cell and the organism: essays presented to Sir James Gray/ edited by J. A. Ramsay & V. B. Wigglesworth. by
Material type: Text; Format:
print
; Literary form:
Not fiction
Publication details: Cambridge [Eng.] : University Press, 1961
Dissertation note: CONTENTS.- The cell and the organism; a study in experimental zoolog y, by C. F. A. Pantin.- Sperm energetics; an account of work in progres s, by Lord Rothschild.- The mechanics of cilliary movement, by J. E. Ha rris.- Some questions for the cell, by J. M. Mitchison.- The physiologi cal basis of behaviour in the Protozoa, by J. A. Kitching.- Fertilizati on and the control of cell division, by M. M. Swan.- Molecular biology and the future of zoology, by L. E. R. Picken.- The efficiency of embro nic development: or, the price of the epigenetic process, by S. Smith. - Cell architecture and information in cellular differess, by S. Smith. - Cell and information in cellular differentiation, by C. H. Waddington .- The epidermal cell, by V. B. Wigglesworth.- Green, red, and blue blo ods, H. M. Fox.- The comparative physiology of renal function in invert ebrates, by J. A. Ramsay.- haemocytic reaction of insects to foreign bo dies, by G. Salt.- Concerning vision, by R.J. Pumphrey.- How lugworms m ove, by G. P. Wells.- Experimental zoology and problems of anthropod ev olution, by S. M. Manton.- Proprioception in arthropods, by J. W. S. Pr ingle. Power in flapping light, by Weiss-Fogh.- Zoologgy, locomotry ada ptations and the problem of electric fish, by H. W. Lissmann. Progress and prospects in ethology, by W. H. Thorpe.
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