Titlebook: Egg & Ego; An Almost True Story J. M. W. Slack Textbook 1999 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1999 Experiment.Journal.biology.developmental b

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Textbook 1999tudents who want to find out what is in store for them in the future. It starts with an account of one particular experiment, which is later opened out to introduce the excitement arising from recent progress in associated areas of biology. It then describes the everyday aspects of scientific work,

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The Greasy Pole,fodder into the no-man’s-land of frontline research. Many fall, but some survive and become Ph.D. graduates. The Ph.D., or doctor of philosophy degree, is the entry qualification for professional scientists and is something you do after you have finished your B.Sc. In the United States it takes at l

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The Frog and Its Spawn, not for us humble mortals. But academic scientists have large enough egos to think that they can aspire to know even those things formerly reserved for Higher Authority. Since the late nineteenth century, there has been a branch of science called .,recently renamed .,that has been trying to work it

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