Advances in genetics. Volume 102, Darwin's pangenesis and its rediscovery. Part B / edited by Dhavendra Kumar. -- London : Academic Press, 2018. – (58.14/A244/v.102)

Contents

Authors Biography

Preface

1. Darwin and Mendel: The Historical Connection

    1. Darwin's Contributions to Hybridization

    2. Darwin's Prepotency and Mendel's Dominance

    3. Darwin' Influence on Mendel

    4. Mendel's Legacy and Limitations

    5. Darwin, Mendel and Genetics

    References

2. Darwin's Pangenesis and Graft Hybridization

    1. Darwin on Graft Hybridization

    2. Michurin's Solutions to Darwin's Puzzles

    3. Early Experiments on Graft Hybridization

    4. Further Evidence for Graft Hybridization

    5. Molecular Mechanisms for Graft Hybridization

    References

3. Darwin's Pangenesis and Medical Genetics

    1. Darwin, Medicine, and Inherited Diseases

    2. Darwin's Pangenesis and Cancer Metastasis

    3. Darwin's Pangenesis and Transplantation

    4. Darwin's Pangenesis and Regenerative Medicine

    5. Darwin's Pangenesis and Organ Transposition

    References

4. Darwin's Pangenesis and Certain Anomalous Phenomena

    1. Xenia: Effects of Pollen on Seeds and Fruits

    2. Telegony: Influence of Previous Sire on Offspring

    3. Bud Variation

    4. Reversion or Atavism

    5. Inheritance and Non-Inheritance of Mutilation

    References

5. Natural Selection and Pangenesis: The Darwinian Synthesis of Evolution and Genetics

    1. Lamarckism and the Inheritance of Acquired Characters

    2. Darwinism Includes Lamarckian Inheritance

    3. Neo-Darwinism Accepts Natural Selection but Denies Lamarckian Inheritance

    4. Lysenkoism Accepts Lamarckian Inheritance but Denies Malthusism and Mutationism

    5. Going Back to Darwinian Synthesis: Natural Selection and Pangenesis

    References