Gans's major work is Das Erbrecht in weltgeschichtlicher Entwicklung, 4 vol. (1824 35; "Historical Development of Inheritance Law"); his decision to write a historical work may have been influenced by the number of historical works in Hegel's corpus.
On the basis of significant predictors that have been identified (initial fragmentation, population growth, historical development of inheritance laws and of the land market, natural soil fertility and landscape type), we go on to project probable developments for the period from 2016 to 2045.
This is an unexpected and potentially exciting role for RECQ1 protein in the metabolism of regulatory small RNAs important for development and mechanisms of inheritance.
Nevertheless, the twofold difference in X chromosome number between males and females is part of normal development, and inheritance of aberrant X copy numbers (as in e.g. XXX or XO females, or XXY males) results in phenotypes that are relatively mild compared with autosomal aneuploidy.
Genetic factors play a part in the development of endometriosis but inheritance is complex.
Key transitions in the history of life are said to include the development of DNA-based inheritance, the emergence of chromosomes, the advent of the 'genetic code', and events such as the arrival of sociality and language.
The results in the algebraic framework inspire the development of the concept of inheritance of behavior in the Petri-net framework.
Within this locus, which we named Rtm1, the A allele of rs3719497 was associated with a 2.5-fold increase in OR for renal tumor development; homozygous inheritance of this allele from AIRmin mice increased the incidence of renal tumors by ~16 fold.
2 The most common risk factors for epilepsy development are cerebrovascular disease, brain tumours, alcohol, traumatic head injuries, malformations of cortical development, genetic inheritance and infections of the central nervous system.
In Platynereis germ cells are also formed early in development by inheritance of Vasa containing germ plasm.
A: In the last century, some of what Darwin originally proposed has been augmented by more modern scientific understanding of inheritance (genetics), development, and other processes that affect evolution.
