10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOMATOPLASM»
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somatoplasm in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Becoming Immortal: Combining Cloning and Stem-Cell Therapy
Life's Aporia As dazzling as biology's accomplishments are in making sense of
genes, biologists are still bewildered by the immortality of germplasm and the
mortality of somatoplasm. Indeed, the problem of immortality would disappear if
the ...
2
Thinking about Life: The history and philosophy of biology ...
He proposed a one-way relationship between the hereditary material contained
in the gametes (the germ-plasm) and the rest of the body (the somatoplasm). He
recognised that the germ-plasm is continuous from generation to generation.
Paul S. Agutter, Denys N. Wheatley,
2008
3
Where Do We Come From?: The Molecular Evidence for Human Descent
In the original version of the theory, Weismann envisioned the cytoplasm (
protoplasm) of the zygote partitioned into germ plasm (Keimplasma in German),
destined to give rise to the germ cells, and somatoplasm, which is passed onto
the ...
Jan Klein, Naoyuki Takahata,
2002
give rise to two types of tissue: somatoplasm and germplasm. The somatoplasm
consisted of tissues that were essential for the functioning of the organism but
that lacked the property of entering into sexual reproduction. Changes that
occurred ...
5
International Record of Medicine and General Practice Clinics
It has been stated by eminent authorities that “death is inherent in the
somatoplasm” while the “germplasm is potentially eternal.” This could not
necessarily be true, unless in the process of development all the properties of life
were thrown to ...
6
New York Medical Journal
It has been stated by eminent authorities that "death is inherent in the
somatoplasm" while the "germplasm is potentially eternal." This could not
necessarily be true, unless in the process of development all the properties of life
were thrown to ...
Developmental differentiation takes place (almost) exclusively in the
somatoplasm. The germ plasm is quarantined from changes wrought on the
somatoplasm during an organism's development. There is no interchange of
materials between ...
8
The Presence of the Past: Morphic Resonance and the Memory ...
Thesematerial structures werein what Weismanncalled the germplasm.
Weismannmade a theoretical division of organisms into two quite different parts,
the body, or somatoplasm, and the germplasm. He described the germplasm as a
“highly ...
9
Evolutionary Biology 8/e
The main points of his theory are the following : Existence of somatoplasm and
germplasm Weismann described that an individual consists of two types of
substances in its cells : Somatoplasm and germplasm. The somatoplasm plays
no role ...
Dr. Tomar & Dr. Singh, Singh
10
Comprehensive Objective Biology
Postulates of the theory are : (a) There occur two protoplasms : germplasm and
somatoplasm. The former is confined to germ cells forming gonads and latter
occurs in cells forming rest of the body. (6) Heredity is controlled by determinants
...