Regeneration studies in India

Niazi, I. A. (1983) Regeneration studies in India Proceedings of the International Conference on Teaching and Research in Devlopmental Biology in Afro-Asian countries, 23-26 November . pp. 161-176.

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Abstract

Regeneration is a challenging area for studies in Developmental Biology. Although this phenomenon in animals was discovered more than 200 years ago the active interest of biologists in this field dates back to only the last decade of the 19th century. In India the interest in regeneration as in other areas of developmental biology is even more recent. Active research in this field has been carried out at different laboratories for about the last 25 years mainly on regeneration in Hydra, lizards and anuran amphibians. The aim of this brief is to indicate the broad liunes of such studies in these animals and the major findings.

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Source:Copyright of this article belongs to Proceedings of the International Conference on Teaching and Research in Devlopmental Biology in Afro-Asian countries, 23-26 November, ISDB, Poona.
Keywords:Regeneration Research; India; Hydra; Lizards; Amphibia
ID Code:90256
Deposited On:08 May 2012 14:30
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