linkedin post 2021-06-20 04:48:07

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SEQUENTIAL INDUCTION. “The exposure of an organism to a single inducer which is also a substrate may result in the induction of a sequence of enzymes, since the metabolism of the primary inducer gives rise to the formation of a succession of intermediary metabolites each of which serves as an inducer for the enzyme which converts it to the next member of the metabolic chain. This phenomenon is termed 'sequential induction' (simultaneous or successive adaptation)." https://lnkd.in/dQuxg6Y View in LinkedIn
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NOMENCLATURE CHANGE. “No longer would the term adaptive enzyme be used, for the term "adaptive" denoted a change which increased the evolutionary fitness of the organism. Rather, the process would be known as enzyme induction and "any substance thus inducing enzyme synthesis is an enzyme 'inducer.' An enzyme-forming system which can be so activated by an exogenous inducer is 'inducible'.” https://lnkd.in/dQuxg6Y View in LinkedIn
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IMPACT OF COMPETITION FOR RESOURCES. “This would lead to the canalization of development and would explain the stability and irreversibility of differentiation. This is what Spiegelman had also noted. Waddington noted that others such as Darlington, Lindegren, Spiegelman, and Sonneborn, have proposed such self-duplicating plasmagenes on genetic evidence, but that this type of entity fit in well with the observed facts of embryology.” https://lnkd.in/dQuxg6Y View in LinkedIn
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COMPETITION FOR RESOURCES. “In such circumstances, comparatively slight changes in the available raw materials might shift the whole dynamic system from one path into another. The progressive substrate changes would lead to changes in new enzyme synthesis, which would, in turn, create further substrate changes.” https://lnkd.in/dQuxg6Y View in LinkedIn
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linkedin post 2021-06-20 04:54:57

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EPIGENETICS. “John Moore: Embryologists, he wrote, were adamant that non-genetic phenomena could influence what the identical genes actually do, but the geneticists were set against it. "This point of view, which once would have been reasonable to an embryologist but not to a geneticist, now seems reasonable to both." https://lnkd.in/dQuxg6Y View in LinkedIn
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