The Cell in Development And Inheritance Microform
The Cell in Development And Inheritance Microform
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As regards the most highly differentiated type of fertilization and development we thus reach the following conception : From the mother comes in the main the cytoplasm of the embryonic body which is the principal substratum of growth and differentiation. From both parents comes the hereditary basis or chromatin by which these processes are controlled and from which they receive the spe- cific stamp of the race. From the father comes the centrosome to organize the machinery of mitotic division ...by which the egg splits up into the elements of the tissues, and by which each of these elements receives its quota of the common heritage of chromatin. Huxley hit the mark two score years ago when in the words that head this chap- ter he compared the organism to a web of which the warp is derived from the female and woof from the male. What has since been gained is the knowledge that this web is to be sought in the chro- matic substance of the nuclei, and that the centrosome is the weaver at the loom.
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As regards the most highly differentiated type of fertilization and development we thus reach the following conception : From the mother comes in the main the cytoplasm of the embryonic body which is the principal substratum of growth and differentiation. From both parents comes the hereditary basis or chromatin by which these processes are controlled and from which they receive the spe- cific stamp of the race. From the father comes the centrosome to organize the machinery of mitotic division ...by which the egg splits up into the elements of the tissues, and by which each of these elements receives its quota of the common heritage of chromatin. Huxley hit the mark two score years ago when in the words that head this chap- ter he compared the organism to a web of which the warp is derived from the female and woof from the male. What has since been gained is the knowledge that this web is to be sought in the chro- matic substance of the nuclei, and that the centrosome is the weaver at the loom.
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