Genetics and the Logic of Evolution / by Kenneth M. Weiss and Anne V. Buchanan. -- Wiley-Liss, 2004. -- 58.14/W429 |
Contents
Contents:
1. Prospects: The Basic Postulates of Life 3
2. Conceptual and Analytic Approaches to Evolution 21
3. Evolution By Phenotype: How Change Happens in life 43
4. The Storage and Flow of Biological Information 69
5. Genotypes and Phenotypes 105
6. A Cell is Born 119
7. A Repertoire of Basic Genetic Mechanisms 145
8. Making More of Life: The Many Aspects of Reproduction 179
9. Scaling Up: How Cells Build and Organism 213
10. Communicating Between Cells 253
11. detecting and Destroying Intrernal Incaders 279
12. Detecting Physical Variability in the Environment 315
13. chemical Signaling and Sensation from the Outside World 343
14. Detecting Light 367
15. The Development and Structure of Nervous Systems 395
16. Perceiving: Integrating Signals from the Environment 421
17. A Great Chain of Beings 457