ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA EPIGENE
From French épigène, ultimately from Greek epigignesthai to be born after, from gignesthai to be born.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «EPIGENE»
Descubre el uso de
epigene en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
epigene y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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OverSuccess: Healing the American Obsession with Wealth, ...
ePIgene. TheraPy. Our genes can also become differently tagged with epigenetic
markers that boost or suppress their expression within our organs, offering a
lower-risk means for us to dial up or down psychological traits affected by
OverSuc- ...
Jim Rubens, James M. Rubens, 2008
2
Hypogene Cave Morphologies: Selected papers and abstracts of ...
... 1931; Stolberg, 1943;Völk- er&Völker, 1986) Segeberger Kalkberghöhle*/
anhydrite & gypsum, Bad Segeberg, Schleswig-Holstein; large, shallow phreatic,
hypogene or marginally epigene solution maze cave with some breakdown
rooms, ...
Alexander Klimchouk, Ira Sasowsky, John Mylroie, 2014
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Radiobiology and Environmental Security
Epigene. Dynamic aspects of coding, storage and transfer of genetic formation
are called as an epigenetic. The spectrum of epigenetic inheritance is wide: from
the transformation of serotypes in the paramecium to gene and chromosome ...
Carmel E Mothersill, Victoria Korogodina, Colin B. Seymour, 2011
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Advances in Carbonate Exploration and Reservoir Analysis
It is likely, therefore, that the polyphase and polygenetic epigene karst system
already identified gives way to a 'hypogene karst' system in the downdip part of
the platform. If present, the latter likely has different characteristics, that is, most ...
J. Garland, J. E. Neilson, Stephen Ernest Laubach, 2012
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Issues in Biological and Life Sciences Research: 2011 Edition
Institute for Biology Research, Ufa: Gene and epigene networks: Two levels in
organizing the hereditary system “Intracellular governing gene networks
consisting of genes and regulatory bonds among them are considered as the first
level in ...
6
Agents and Artificial Intelligence: Second International ...
The sensory section is a tuple that states (i) the sensor to which the epigene is
connected and (ii) the reference value that is going to be used to compare with
an environmental effect. The possible reference values (for instance, the mean ...
Joaquim Filipe, Ana Fred, Bernadette Sharp, 2011
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Perspectives on Karst Geomorphology, Hydrology, and ...
A MODEL FOR DEVELOPMENT OF QUINTANA ROO CAVES We believe that
the Quintana Roo caves represent an important new cave type intermediate
between flank-margin and epigene continental systems. In the interior, they may
...
Russell S. Harmon, Carol M. Wicks, Derek C. Ford, 2006
A body/' Malcolm nodded. Tallulah said. "Don't worry, Jeanmarie. Of course, you
see me. That first box you passed through, the Epigene, enables you to see the
unseen, and the Orgone makes you invisible." She saw that I still looked uneasy.
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Southern African Geomorphology: Recent Trends and New Directions
Epigene forms are shaped exclusively after exposure, but some features are
developed partly in the shallow subsurface and partly after exposure (e.g.
Twidale and Bourne, 1975b). Yet, others are of tectonic origin. 6.1 Tectonic forms
No part of ...
Peter Jeremy Holmes, 2012
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Palaeosurfaces: Recognition, Reconstruction and ...
Epigene and etch forms Parts of the large islands isolated by the Early
Cretaceous seas were eroded by rivers graded to the then shorelines. Many such
epigene or subaerial surfaces survive in the present landscape. Some. Fig. 4.
M. Widdowson, Geological Society of London, 1997
5 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «EPIGENE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
epigene en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Capitalism Fail: Why We Need A New Populist Economics
In this system, a financial transaction tax would correspond to an epigene down-regulating speculation. Transportation and delivery would be ... «Mintpress News, Feb 15»
Owning our Health: A deeper look at the nurture versus nature debate
One might say, she discovered the divine “epigene” to tap into. That may seem like a new idea, but it has been brought to light repeatedly over ... «Vancouver Sun, May 14»
Lois Tilton reviews Short Fiction, mid-October
For as the epigene is to the gene, so the perigene is to the epigene: more complex by far, cryptic, Delphic, cosmic, grand, and elusive. It will be ... «Locus Online, Oct 13»
Evolution will not be sensationalized
The effects both of and on the epigene are blown out of proportion by Benrimoh, who doesn't understand that the adaptive “fine tuning” during a ... «McGill Daily, Nov 11»
Progressive Darwinism
So in addition to a unique genome, we each have a unique epigene, a pattern that dictates which genes are active and which are inhibited. «McGill Daily, Nov 11»
