Journal of the Arnold Arboretum · 1935 · 64 citations · 1 references
Life SciencesDevelopmental BiologyGeneticsCell DifferentiationEmbryologyNuclear OrganizationGametophyte DevelopmentNucleus OrganizationCytological ExaminationCytoplasm-nuclear InteractionsDevelopmental Chromosome OrganizationNuclear Organization During Cell DifferentiationNuclear Organization In DevelopmentNuclear-cytoplasmic Interactions
With one text figure and plate 150 "HEREDITY is effected by the transmission of a nuclear preformation which, in the course of development, finds expression in a process of cytoplasmic epigenesis" (Wilson, 1925).The evidence from genetic and cytological investigations has proven conclusively that nuclear preformation is dependent upon the genic constitution of the chromosomes.The mechanism of expression in cytoplasmic epigenesis is more obscure.The problem is difficult because it is not subject to direct attack.
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Development of the Male Gametophyte in Tradescantia
Karl Sax, H. W. Edmonds · Botanical Gazette · 1933 · 77 citations
Life Sciences, Biology, Botany +16