Titlebook: Biochemistry of Differentiation and Morphogenesis; Lothar Jaenicke Conference proceedings 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1982 Gene

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Information - Organisation - Produktione of the systems for intercellular communication. Steroid hormones, for example, are produced in specialized gland cells, distributed in the bloodstream and are finally able to regulate the differentiation and function of whole organs.

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The Gene for Chicken Lysozyme: Structure and Expression of a Steroid Regulated Genee of the systems for intercellular communication. Steroid hormones, for example, are produced in specialized gland cells, distributed in the bloodstream and are finally able to regulate the differentiation and function of whole organs.

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Regulation of Flavonoid and Phytoalexin Accumulation Through mRNA and Enzyme Induction in Cultured Pof antibodies. Therefore, higher plants depend on the existence and function of special defense mechanisms to protect themselves against various kinds of injurious influences from the environment. UV irradiation and invasion by microbial pathogens are two potential dangers to which plants must respo

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Regulation of Gene Expression During Embryonic Developmentgenesis takes place outside the maternal body and enormous amounts of fertilized eggs can be easily obtained after hormone induced breeding. Embryonic development is characterized by rapid morphogenetic changes which might be induced by different cellular interactions or by the action of morphogenet

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The Yeast Mating Type System — A Model for the Regulation of Gene Expression by the Position of a Ce can take place leading to sequence variations between cells of one and the same organism. Besides the well known transpos-able elements in prokaryotes as well as in eukaryotes [1] to which a definite function has not been ascribed until now, there exist mechanisms in which a DNA rearrangement was f