The cell and the organism
Subtitle: essays presented to Sir James Gray
By: edited by J.A. Ramsay & V.B. Wigglesworth.
Contributors: Wigglesworth, Vincent B. Sir, 1899- joint ed.
Publisher: University Press
Published: 1961
Place of publication: Cambridge [Eng.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 349
Subjects: Gray, James, Sir, 1891-1975; Cytology -- Addresses, essays, lectures; Zoology
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: The cell and the organism; a study in experimental zoology, by C.F.A. Pantin.; title: Sperm energetics; an account of work in progress, by Lord Rothschild.; title: The mechanics of ciliary movement, by J.E. Harris.; title: Some questions for the cell, by J.M. Mitchison.; title: The physiological basis of behaviour in the Protozoa, by J.A. Kitching.; title: Fertilization and the control of cell division, by M.M. Swann.; title: Molecular biology and the future of zoology, by L.E.R. Picken.; title: The efficiency of embryonic development; or, The price of the epigenetic process, by S. Smith.; title: Cell architecture and information in cellular differentiation, by C.H. Waddington.; title: The epidermal cell, by V.B. Wigglesworth.; title: Green, red, and blue bloods, by H.M. Fox.; title: The comparative physiology of renal function in invertebrates, by J.A. Ramsay.; title: The haemocytic reaction of insects to foreign bodies, by G. Salt.; title: Concerning vision, by R.J. Pumphrey.; title: How lugworms move, by G.P. Wells.; title: Experimental zoology and problems of arthropod evolution, by S.M. Manton.; title: Proprioception in arthropods, by J.W.S. Pringle.; title: Power in flapping flight, by T. Weis-Fogh.; title: Zoology, locomotory adaptations and the problem of electric fish, by H.W. Lissmann.; title: Progress and prospects in ethology, by W.H. Thorpe.