The respective roles of mitotic activity and of cell differentiation in Planarian regeneration von Chandebois, R

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THE DYNAMICS OF WOUND CLOSURE AND ITS ROLE IN THE PROGRAMMING OF PLANARIAN REGENERATION. II — DISTALIZATION von CHANDEBOIS, ROSINE

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THE DYNAMICS OF WOUND CLOSURE AND ITS ROLE IN THE PROGRAMMING OF PLANARIAN REGENERATION I—BLASTEMA EMERGENCE von CHANDEBOIS, ROSINE

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Intercalary regeneration and level interactions in the fresh-water planarianDugesia lugubris: III. The peripheral localization of the antero-posterior self-regulating system and th... von Chandebois, Rosine

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Intercalary regeneration and level interactions in the fresh-water planarianDugesia lugubris: II. Evidence for independent antero-posterior and medio-lateral self-regulating system... von Chandebois, Rosine

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Intercalary regeneration and level interactions in the fresh-water planarianDugesia lugubris: I. The anteroposterior system von Chandebois, Rosine

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Cell sociology and the problem of automation in the development of pluricellular animals von Chandebois, R

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The problem of automation in animal development: confrontation of the concept of cell sociology with biochemical data von Chandebois, R

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Cell sociology: a way of reconsidering the current concepts of morphogenesis von Chandebois, R

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Réflexions sur le texte «L'usage thérapeutique du clonage et des cellules souches embryonnaires» : Bioéthique von CHANDEBOIS, Rosine

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A propos du clonage: La science au secours de l'éthique : Bioéthique von CHANDEBOIS, Rosine

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Cell sociology and the problem of position effect: pattern formation, origin and role of gradients von Chandebois, R

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General mechanisms of regeneration as elucidated by experiments of planarians and by a new formulation of the morphogenetic field concept von Chandebois, R

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Response to comments on "origin of abnormality in a human simelian foetus as elucidated by our knowledge of vertebrate development" von Chandebois, Rosine, Brunet, Christian

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From DNA transcription to visible structure: what the development of multicellular animals teaches us von CHANDEBOIS, R, FABER, J

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Origin of abnormality in a human simelian foetus as elucidated by our knowledge of vertebrate development von Chandebois, Rosine, Brunet, Christian

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