What history tells us XVII. Conrad Waddington and The nature of life 195 Series What history tells us

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Date: 2009-06-23 06:02:19 Evolutionary biology Conrad Hal Waddington Selection Canalisation Genetic assimilation Creode Epigenetic landscape Epigenetics Brian Goodwin Biology Genetics Developmental biology		What history tells us XVII. Conrad Waddington and The nature of life 195 Series What history tells us Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ias.ac.in Download Document from Source Website File Size: 651,70 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Chair: Sandra DUHARCOURT Institut Jacques Monod The term epigenetics - fusion of the words epigenesis and genetics - was coined in 1942 by C.H. Waddington to describe ‘the interactions of genes with their environment, DocID: 1ao8L - View Document
	During the late thirties and the early forties, during a particularly productive period in his scientific life, Waddingtonstarted to create a new synthesis between genetics, embryology and evolution DocID: 1alGC - View Document
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