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5 produkter
What Is Regeneration?
Av Jane Maienschein, Kate MacCord
Häftad, 2022
178 kr
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Two historians and philosophers of science offer an essential primer on the meaning and limits of regeneration. In punishment for his stealing fire, the Greek gods chained Prometheus to a rock, where every day an eagle plucked out his liver, and every night the liver regenerated. While Prometheus …
What Is Regeneration?
Av Kate MacCord, Jane Maienschein
E-bok, 2022
338 kr
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Two historians and philosophers of science offer an essential primer on the meaning and limits of regeneration. In punishment for his stealing fire, the Greek gods chained Prometheus to a rock, where every day an eagle plucked out his liver, and every night the liver regenerated. While Prometheus …
How Does Germline Regenerate?
Av Kate MacCord
Inbunden, 2024
853 kr
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A concise primer that complicates a convenient truth in biology—the divide between germ and somatic cells—with far-reaching ethical and public policy ramifications. Scientists have long held that we have two kinds of cells—germ and soma. Make a change to germ cells—say using genome editing—and that …
How Does Germline Regenerate?
Av Kate MacCord
E-bok, 2024
440 kr
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A concise primer that complicates a convenient truth in biology—the divide between germ and somatic cells—with far-reaching ethical and public policy ramifications. Scientists have long held that we have two kinds of cells—germ and soma. Make a change to germ cells—say using genome editing—and that …
How Does Germline Regenerate?
Av Kate MacCord
Häftad, 2024
229 kr
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A concise primer that complicates a convenient truth in biology—the divide between germ and somatic cells—with far-reaching ethical and public policy ramifications. Scientists have long held that we have two kinds of cells—germ and soma. Make a change to germ cells—say using genome editing—and that …
