10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PANGENETICALLY»
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Otherwise, might we not build ourselves up And pangenetically produce a
superchild? caj uput: Rather: wear and tear accumulate. I look forward to A
remedy for aging not yet brewed, a sort of juven-tea, All-healing cajuput or
miracle-med that ...
... encryption research. some texts on how to figure biological equivalents for
uploading non-biological data into brain matter. she reads on. it specifies the
need to develop molecular homomorphisms that pangenetically alter both core
dna and ...
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Heredity Produced: At the Crossroads of Biology, Politics, ...
... species form is encased in the germ while individual peculiarities are
transmitted pangenetically with the first nourishment (Bourguet).1 As a rule the
two levels were kept distinct and the species form was what was scientifically
interesting.
Staffan Müller-Wille, Hans-Jörg Rheinberger,
2007
... specific protoplasm acquired through direct continuity, both germinal cells and
developing embryo may accumulate a proportion of characteristic anastates and
katastates, acquired as it were "pangenetically" from the organs of the body. § 5.
Royal Society of Edinburgh,
1886
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
... specific protoplasm acquired through direct continuity, both germinal cells and
developing cmbryo may accumulate a proportion of characteristic anastates and
katastates, acquired as it were “pangenetically" from the organs of the body. § 5.
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... STEAMERS PAEDIATRICIANS PAEDOMORPHOSIS PAGANISTICALLY
PALAEANTHROPIC PALAEETHNOLOGY PALAEOBOTANIST PALATALIZATION
PALEONTOLOGIST PAN-AMERICANISM PANCAKE LANDING
PANGENETICALLY ...
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The Zoological Record: Being Records of Zoological Literature
... both germinal cells and developing embryo may accumulate a proportion of
characteristic anastates and katastates, acquired, as it were, " pangenetically "
from the organs of the body." ♢Hali.ez, P. Pourquoi nous ressemblons a nos
parents.
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Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society, Containing Its ...
... besides the characteristic specific protoplasm acquired through direct
continuity, both germinal cells and developing embryo may accumulate a
proportion of characteristic anastates and katastates, acquired, as it were,
pangenetically " from ...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain), Sir Frank Crisp, Francis Jeffrey Bell,
1887
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Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society
... besides the characteristic specific protoplasm acquired through direct
continuity, both germinal cells aud developing embryo may accumulate a
proportion of characteristic anastates and katastates, acquired, as it were,
pangenetically " from ...
Royal Microscopical Society, London,
1887
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Animal life and intelligence
And the fact that it takes some generations for the effects of use or disuse to
become marked is (pangenetically) due to the fact that it takes some time for the
modified gemmules to accumulate and be transmitted in sufficient numbers to
affect ...