Isabelle S. Peter is Assistant Research Professor and Eric H. Davidson is Norman Chandler Professor of Cell Biology in the Division of Biology and Biological Engineering at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California. Over the last seven years they have co-authored a series of works on experimental, conceptual and computational analyses of developmental gene regulatory networks, including their evolutionary significance. The discussions and conceptual explorations occasioned by this collaboration produced the new synthetic views encompassed in this book, building on decades of earlier work summarized in the 2001 and 2006 Academic Press books by Eric H. Davidson. Isabelle S. Peter is Assistant Research Professor and Eric H. Davidson is Norman Chandler Professor of Cell Biology in the Division of Biology and Biological Engineering at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California. Over the last seven years they have co-authored a series of works on experimental, conceptual and computational analyses of developmental gene regulatory networks, including their evolutionary significance. The discussions and conceptual explorations occasioned by this collaboration produced the new synthetic views encompassed in this book, building on decades of earlier work summarized in the 2001 and 2006 Academic Press books by Eric H. Davidson.

"...highly recommended to a wide range of readers interested in genomics and genomic control mechanisms...This excellent book will be a leading reference for the genomic control process for years to come." --European Journal of Human Genetics"...a fascinating book that came out recently...would like to strongly recommend it to our readers...one of those rare gems that will continue to influence researchers many decades from today." --Homolog.us-Bioinformatics

• 1. The Genome in Development2. Gene Regulatory Networks3. Genomic Strategies for Embryonic Development4. Genomic Control Processes in Adult Body Part Formation5. Genomic Strategies for Cell Fate Determination6. Predictive Gene Regulatory Network Models7. Evolution of Bilaterian Animals: Processes of Change and Stasis in Hierarchical Developmental GRNs

Isabelle S. Peter is Assistant Research Professor and Eric H. Davidson is Norman Chandler Professor of Cell Biology in the Division of Biology and Biological Engineering at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California. Over the last seven years they have co-authored a series of works on experimental, conceptual and computational analyses of developmental gene regulatory networks, including their evolutionary significance. The discussions and conceptual explorations occasioned by this collaboration produced the new synthetic views encompassed in this book, building on decades of earlier work summarized in the 2001 and 2006 Academic Press books by Eric H. Davidson. Isabelle S. Peter is Assistant Research Professor and Eric H. Davidson is Norman Chandler Professor of Cell Biology in the Division of Biology and Biological Engineering at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California. Over the last seven years they have co-authored a series of works on experimental, conceptual and computational analyses of developmental gene regulatory networks, including their evolutionary significance. The discussions and conceptual explorations occasioned by this collaboration produced the new synthetic views encompassed in this book, building on decades of earlier work summarized in the 2001 and 2006 Academic Press books by Eric H. Davidson.

"...highly recommended to a wide range of readers interested in genomics and genomic control mechanisms...This excellent book will be a leading reference for the genomic control process for years to come." --European Journal of Human Genetics"...a fascinating book that came out recently...would like to strongly recommend it to our readers...one of those rare gems that will continue to influence researchers many decades from today." --Homolog.us-Bioinformatics

• 1. The Genome in Development2. Gene Regulatory Networks3. Genomic Strategies for Embryonic Development4. Genomic Control Processes in Adult Body Part Formation5. Genomic Strategies for Cell Fate Determination6. Predictive Gene Regulatory Network Models7. Evolution of Bilaterian Animals: Processes of Change and Stasis in Hierarchical Developmental GRNs

Isabelle S. Peter is Assistant Research Professor and Eric H. Davidson is Norman Chandler Professor of Cell Biology in the Division of Biology and Biological Engineering at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California. Over the last seven years they have co-authored a series of works on experimental, conceptual and computational analyses of developmental gene regulatory networks, including their evolutionary significance. The discussions and conceptual explorations occasioned by this collaboration produced the new synthetic views encompassed in this book, building on decades of earlier work summarized in the 2001 and 2006 Academic Press books by Eric H. Davidson. Isabelle S. Peter is Assistant Research Professor and Eric H. Davidson is Norman Chandler Professor of Cell Biology in the Division of Biology and Biological Engineering at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California. Over the last seven years they have co-authored a series of works on experimental, conceptual and computational analyses of developmental gene regulatory networks, including their evolutionary significance. The discussions and conceptual explorations occasioned by this collaboration produced the new synthetic views encompassed in this book, building on decades of earlier work summarized in the 2001 and 2006 Academic Press books by Eric H. Davidson.

"...highly recommended to a wide range of readers interested in genomics and genomic control mechanisms...This excellent book will be a leading reference for the genomic control process for years to come." --European Journal of Human Genetics"...a fascinating book that came out recently...would like to strongly recommend it to our readers...one of those rare gems that will continue to influence researchers many decades from today." --Homolog.us-Bioinformatics

• 1. The Genome in Development2. Gene Regulatory Networks3. Genomic Strategies for Embryonic Development4. Genomic Control Processes in Adult Body Part Formation5. Genomic Strategies for Cell Fate Determination6. Predictive Gene Regulatory Network Models7. Evolution of Bilaterian Animals: Processes of Change and Stasis in Hierarchical Developmental GRNs