With its focus on vertebrates, this first comprehensive handbook is clearly structured according to the most important embryonic stages and organ systems, providing an up-to-date overview of the molecular communication that regulates developmental processes. This is the first handbook structured according to organ systems to cover both embryogenesis and organ development. It addresses the functions of developmental signaling pathways and growth factors with a focus on cell division, cell migration, and cell differentiation. A uniform article structure throughout the book facilitates easy…mehr
With its focus on vertebrates, this first comprehensive handbook is clearly structured according to the most important embryonic stages and organ systems, providing an up-to-date overview of the molecular communication that regulates developmental processes.This is the first handbook structured according to organ systems to cover both embryogenesis and organ development. It addresses the functions of developmental signaling pathways and growth factors with a focus on cell division, cell migration, and cell differentiation. A uniform article structure throughout the book facilitates easy comparison of data. Applications in molecular medicine are highlighted with chapters on developmental disorders and related novel therapeutic strategies.
Klaus Unsicker is full professor for anatomy and cell biology at the University of Heidelberg since 1992. After his exam as MD in 1968 he continued his career as a postdoc at the Universities of Lund, Melbourne and at the University College London and as a research fellow at the University of California, San Diego, and at the NIH/NCI. He has been professor at the University of Marburg from 1978 to 1992. His current research interests are growth factors in neural development.
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From the contents: CELL SIGNALING AND GROWTH FACTORS IN EMBRYOGENESIS - Stem Cells (Gage) - Germ Cells (Jäckle) - Implantation (Mummary) - Gastrulation (Leptin) - Body Plan, AP-patterning (Nüsslein-Volhard) - Neurulation (Bronner-Fraser) - Regulation of Asymmetric Cell Divison (Knoblich) - Generating Cell Diversity (Chitnis) - Cell Migration (Fässler) - Cell Death in Development (Krieglstein) CELL SIGNALING AND GROWTH FACTORS IN ORGANOGENESIS - Neurogenesis (Götz) - AP Patterning of the Nervous System (Liu) - DV Patterning of the Nervous System (Yamaguchi) - Peripheral Nervous System (Kalcheim) - Tooth Development (Thesleff) - Gastrointestinal Tract Development (Gossler) - Respiratory Tract Development (Minoo) - Limb Development (Sharma) - Skin Development (Pourquie) - Head Induction (Niehrs) - Heart Development (Kispert) - Vasculogenesis (Augustin) - Liver and Pancreas Development (Pieler) - Kidney, Urether and Urethra Development (Hannu) - Dvelopment of Male and Female Internal and External Organs (Bowles) - Ear Development (Fritzsch) - Eye Development (Wittbrodt) - Skeletal Development (Tabin) - Musculature Development (Braun)
From the contents: CELL SIGNALING AND GROWTH FACTORS IN EMBRYOGENESIS - Stem Cells (Gage) - Germ Cells (Jäckle) - Implantation (Mummary) - Gastrulation (Leptin) - Body Plan, AP-patterning (Nüsslein-Volhard) - Neurulation (Bronner-Fraser) - Regulation of Asymmetric Cell Divison (Knoblich) - Generating Cell Diversity (Chitnis) - Cell Migration (Fässler) - Cell Death in Development (Krieglstein) CELL SIGNALING AND GROWTH FACTORS IN ORGANOGENESIS - Neurogenesis (Götz) - AP Patterning of the Nervous System (Liu) - DV Patterning of the Nervous System (Yamaguchi) - Peripheral Nervous System (Kalcheim) - Tooth Development (Thesleff) - Gastrointestinal Tract Development (Gossler) - Respiratory Tract Development (Minoo) - Limb Development (Sharma) - Skin Development (Pourquie) - Head Induction (Niehrs) - Heart Development (Kispert) - Vasculogenesis (Augustin) - Liver and Pancreas Development (Pieler) - Kidney, Urether and Urethra Development (Hannu) - Dvelopment of Male and Female Internal and External Organs (Bowles) - Ear Development (Fritzsch) - Eye Development (Wittbrodt) - Skeletal Development (Tabin) - Musculature Development (Braun)
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