Biology Cell Surface by Ernest Everett (40 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book explores the nature of life from the perspective of the egg. The author argues that life is not merely the sum of its parts, but rather a complex organization of events that unfold over time. The author begins by examining the structure and function of the egg, focusing on the role of the ectoplasm, a thin layer of cytoplasm that surrounds the egg. The author argues that the ectoplasm is responsible for regulating the egg's interactions with its environment and for initiating the process of development. The author then goes on to discuss the process of fertilization, arguing that it is not simply the union of two gametes, but rather a complex process that involves the reorganization of the egg's cytoplasm. The author concludes by discussing the process of development, arguing that it is not merely the unfolding of a pre-programmed plan, but rather a process of self-organization. The author's insights provide a new perspective on the nature of life and offer a deeper understanding of the processes of reproduction and development. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. xi, 392 pp; 42 text figures; tipped-in slip at front. Original red cloth. Near Fine. First Edition. Just writes in his Preface (pp. ix-x): "The book may be divided into three parts. Part I, comprising Introduction, Life and Experiment, Protoplasmic System, Ectoplasm, General Properties of the Ectoplasm and Water, though dealing primarily with the animal egg, embodies principles which concern the fundamental organization of any living thing. Part II, including the Fertilization-process, the Fertilization-reaction, Parthenogenesis, Cell-division and Cleavage and Differentiation, discusses in particular the problems that refer directly to animal eggs in their earliest stages of development. Part III, embracing chapters on the Chromosomes and Ectoplasm, Ectoplasm and Evolution, and Conclusion, has to do with more or less theoretical discussions. Throughout the whole treatment, the principle that the cell is the biological unit is kept in mind. In particular, structure and function of the ectoplasm are emphasized; upon these my theory of the state of being alive is in large measure grounded." "In 1930 [Just] was invited by the famed protozoologist Max Hartmann to continue his research at the Kaiser-Wilhelm Institute in Berlin. His research there ended in 1933 with the rise of Nazism. In Naples in 1934, he started to write what he considered to be his crowning achievement, The Biology of the Cell Surface. He completed it in France where he worked at the marine biological station in Roscoff. In 1940, he was briefly incarcerated in a prisoner-of-war camp, before being rescued by the U.S. State Department. He returned to the United States but with failing health, he could not resume his teaching at Howard University; he died in October 1941" (quoted from Jan Sapp, " 'Just' in Time: Gene Theory and the Biology of the Cell Surface", Molecular Reproduction & Development, Vol. 76, 2009, p. 903). See alo: Scott F. Gilbert, "Cellular Politics: Just, Goldschmidt, and the Attempts to Reconcile Embryology and Genetics", in The American Development of Biology (ed. Ron Rainger, Keith Benson, and Jane Maienschein), pp. 311-346.…

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