Evolutionary Cell Processes in Primates
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Evolutionary Cell Processes in Primates
Genes, Skin, Energetics, Breathing, and Feeding, Volume II
Richtsmeier, Joan T.; Pitirri, M. Kathleen
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2021
260
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Inglês
9780367437671
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Volume 2 Evolutionary Cell Processes in Primates: Genes, Skin, Energetics, Breathing, and Feeding
Chapter 1 Molecular and cellular processes of pelage pigmentation and growth in primate evolution
Elizabeth Tapanes, Jason M. Kamilar, and Brenda J. Bradley
Chapter 2 Cell processes and key genes in the evolution of pigmentation variation in humans
Heather Norton
Chapter 3 Cell processes underpinning the evolution of primate dental form and formula
Cassy M. Appelt, Elsa M. Van Ankum, Denver F. Marchiori, and Julia C. Boughner
Chapter 4 Gene regulatory processes in the development and evolution of primate skeletal traits
Genevieve Housman
Chapter 5 Processes that generate modularity in the mammalian skull: implications for primate evolution
Nandini Singh
Chapter 6 Brown adipose tissue, nonshivering thermogenesis, and energy availability
Maureen Devlin
Chapter 7 Interaction between environmental temperature and craniofacial morphology in human evolution: A focus on upper airways
Laura Marechal and Yann Heuze
Chapter 8 Evolution and development of the nasal airways in primates: the influence of eye size and position on chondrogenesis and ossification of the nasal skeleton
Timothy D. Smith and Valerie B. DeLeon
Chapter 9 Stem Cells in Primate Evolution
Emily Durham and M. Kathleen Pitirri
Chapter 1 Molecular and cellular processes of pelage pigmentation and growth in primate evolution
Elizabeth Tapanes, Jason M. Kamilar, and Brenda J. Bradley
Chapter 2 Cell processes and key genes in the evolution of pigmentation variation in humans
Heather Norton
Chapter 3 Cell processes underpinning the evolution of primate dental form and formula
Cassy M. Appelt, Elsa M. Van Ankum, Denver F. Marchiori, and Julia C. Boughner
Chapter 4 Gene regulatory processes in the development and evolution of primate skeletal traits
Genevieve Housman
Chapter 5 Processes that generate modularity in the mammalian skull: implications for primate evolution
Nandini Singh
Chapter 6 Brown adipose tissue, nonshivering thermogenesis, and energy availability
Maureen Devlin
Chapter 7 Interaction between environmental temperature and craniofacial morphology in human evolution: A focus on upper airways
Laura Marechal and Yann Heuze
Chapter 8 Evolution and development of the nasal airways in primates: the influence of eye size and position on chondrogenesis and ossification of the nasal skeleton
Timothy D. Smith and Valerie B. DeLeon
Chapter 9 Stem Cells in Primate Evolution
Emily Durham and M. Kathleen Pitirri
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Nasal Cavity;Non-human Primate;Science;Beige Adipocytes;Biology;Dental Lamina;Genetic Analysis;Shh Signaling;Life Science;DNA Methylation;Dental Formula;Adult Stem Cells;NC;Skeletal Traits;FNDC5;NST;Nonshivering Thermogenesis;Stem Cells;Primate Hair;Embryonic Stem Cells;Rank Pathway;Classical Brown Adipocytes;Lower Dental Formulae;Skeletal Tissues;Brown Adipocytes;Highest Bite Forces;Human Skin Pigmentation;Dermal Papilla;Mesenchymal Condensations
Volume 2 Evolutionary Cell Processes in Primates: Genes, Skin, Energetics, Breathing, and Feeding
Chapter 1 Molecular and cellular processes of pelage pigmentation and growth in primate evolution
Elizabeth Tapanes, Jason M. Kamilar, and Brenda J. Bradley
Chapter 2 Cell processes and key genes in the evolution of pigmentation variation in humans
Heather Norton
Chapter 3 Cell processes underpinning the evolution of primate dental form and formula
Cassy M. Appelt, Elsa M. Van Ankum, Denver F. Marchiori, and Julia C. Boughner
Chapter 4 Gene regulatory processes in the development and evolution of primate skeletal traits
Genevieve Housman
Chapter 5 Processes that generate modularity in the mammalian skull: implications for primate evolution
Nandini Singh
Chapter 6 Brown adipose tissue, nonshivering thermogenesis, and energy availability
Maureen Devlin
Chapter 7 Interaction between environmental temperature and craniofacial morphology in human evolution: A focus on upper airways
Laura Marechal and Yann Heuze
Chapter 8 Evolution and development of the nasal airways in primates: the influence of eye size and position on chondrogenesis and ossification of the nasal skeleton
Timothy D. Smith and Valerie B. DeLeon
Chapter 9 Stem Cells in Primate Evolution
Emily Durham and M. Kathleen Pitirri
Chapter 1 Molecular and cellular processes of pelage pigmentation and growth in primate evolution
Elizabeth Tapanes, Jason M. Kamilar, and Brenda J. Bradley
Chapter 2 Cell processes and key genes in the evolution of pigmentation variation in humans
Heather Norton
Chapter 3 Cell processes underpinning the evolution of primate dental form and formula
Cassy M. Appelt, Elsa M. Van Ankum, Denver F. Marchiori, and Julia C. Boughner
Chapter 4 Gene regulatory processes in the development and evolution of primate skeletal traits
Genevieve Housman
Chapter 5 Processes that generate modularity in the mammalian skull: implications for primate evolution
Nandini Singh
Chapter 6 Brown adipose tissue, nonshivering thermogenesis, and energy availability
Maureen Devlin
Chapter 7 Interaction between environmental temperature and craniofacial morphology in human evolution: A focus on upper airways
Laura Marechal and Yann Heuze
Chapter 8 Evolution and development of the nasal airways in primates: the influence of eye size and position on chondrogenesis and ossification of the nasal skeleton
Timothy D. Smith and Valerie B. DeLeon
Chapter 9 Stem Cells in Primate Evolution
Emily Durham and M. Kathleen Pitirri
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Nasal Cavity;Non-human Primate;Science;Beige Adipocytes;Biology;Dental Lamina;Genetic Analysis;Shh Signaling;Life Science;DNA Methylation;Dental Formula;Adult Stem Cells;NC;Skeletal Traits;FNDC5;NST;Nonshivering Thermogenesis;Stem Cells;Primate Hair;Embryonic Stem Cells;Rank Pathway;Classical Brown Adipocytes;Lower Dental Formulae;Skeletal Tissues;Brown Adipocytes;Highest Bite Forces;Human Skin Pigmentation;Dermal Papilla;Mesenchymal Condensations
