Core Idea: LS1.B: Growth and
development of organismsSheldrake proposed his theory of morphogenetic fields as the only viable alternative to mechanistic and vitalistic theories to explain biological morphogenesis (in general, the issue of biological
development of organisms from simple structures, and even the continued
development of organisms when a part of the organism is removed).
Texas: This measure, House Bill 285, was aimed at universities and would have forbade any institution of higher education to "discriminate against or penalize in any manner, especially with regard to employment or academic support, a faculty member or student based on the faculty member's or student's conduct of research relating to the theory of intelligent design or other alternate theories of the origination and
development of organisms." It died in committee.
The University of Edinburgh team's work, which included his wife Noreen, was hailed as a revolution for scientists in terms of understanding how cells work, how genetics works and how to understand the
development of organisms so treatments can be devised when things go wrong.
Synthetic biology's baseline cases are those in which it aims at the
development of organisms that are contained and that are thought to be incapable of surviving in the field anyway, both because they have traits that would make them weak competitors in the wild and because they have been designed to self-destruct in the wild.
For high school and college students, scholars, and general readers, this volume describes the applications of DNA technology in forensic science, the
development of organisms with genetic characteristics of two different species, genetic testing, gene therapy, molecular farming, and cloning.
Similarly, the structural nature of ontogenetic
development of organisms typically leads to the existence of nonadaptive structural elements (spandrels).
This included evidence about the
development of organisms that could be used in biological warfare, and the involvement of Iraqi Intelligence services in possible biological warfare activities.