La biologie et la révolution moléculaire : récits choisis (volume 2)
In the 1970s the development of an embryo was seen as a problem that may be impossible to solve. Forty years later, molecular genetics have elucidated its explanatory principles and the new embryology calls for a refoundation of the theory of Evolution. It is a brief history of what happened between...
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Histoire de la recherche contemporaine
2024
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| 要約: | In the 1970s the development of an embryo was seen as a problem that may be impossible to solve. Forty years later, molecular genetics have elucidated its explanatory principles and the new embryology calls for a refoundation of the theory of Evolution. It is a brief history of what happened between these two moments, as I experienced it, that I present here. The questions that caught me are: 1) what were the driving forces of this story 2) what new theory of development followed and how does it compare to those before this revolution. |
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