Biologist文章索引

The heart as an endocrine organ [0.03%] 心脏作为内分泌器官

Guiseppe A Sagnella Guiseppe A Sagnella

The discovery of atrial natruietic peptide firmly established that the heart was not just a pump and provided the long-sought-after link between the heart and the kidney in the control of soduim balance. Pharmacological targeting of the nat...

Biologist (London, England). 2002 Dec;49(6):275-9. DOI: 2002

Hermit crabs, humans and crowded house markets [0.03%] 椰子蟹、人类和拥挤的房地产市场

David K A Barnes David K A Barnes

There is a complex and dynamic interrelationhip between hermit crabs, humans and the coastal environment. Hermit crab homes (shells) are often hard to come by, but humans are helping out by piling middens of shells and rubbish on beachers. ...

Biologist (London, England). 2002 Dec;49(6):270-4. DOI: 2002

Ligula intestinalis--a tapeworm contraceptive [0.03%] ligulaintestinalis——降低寄生虫感染的复红吸盘袋虫

Chris Arme Chris Arme

Human contraceptives are 'big business', but might the real breakthrough come out from the pharmaceutical industry but from a tapeworm? Ligula intestinalis can induce infertility in infected fish of the carp family - both males and females....

Biologist (London, England). 2002 Dec;49(6):265-9. DOI: 2002

Another road to making embryonic pattern [0.03%] 造胚体图案的另一途径

Rob Kay Rob Kay

The body plan of a n animal is formed during embryonic development. One mechanism employs gradients of morphogens to direct cells in different parts of the embryo to become different adult structures. But is this the only way of producing t...

Biologist (London, England). 2002 Dec;49(6):261-4. DOI: 2002

Talking genes - the molecular basis of language impairment [0.03%] 谈话基因-语言损伤的分子基础

Dianne F Newbury,Anthony P Monaco Dianne F Newbury

Many children acquire language so smoothly that it appears to be an innate ability. If this is true, then it should be possible to identify genes that underlie variations in linguistic abilities.

Review Biologist (London, England). 2002 Dec;49(6):255-60. DOI: 2002

How to move with no rigid skeleton? The octopus has the answers [0.03%] 没有坚硬骨骼怎么移动？章鱼来告诉你

Yoram Yekutieli,German Sumbre,Tamar Flash et al. Yoram Yekutieli et al.

The octopus is amazingly flexible and shows exceptional control and coordination in all its movements. It seems remarkable to us skeletal creatures that the octopus achieves all this without a single bone.

Review Biologist (London, England). 2002 Dec;49(6):250-4. DOI: 2002

Carnivorous plants--classic perspectives and new research [0.03%] 食虫植物——经典观点与最新研究进展

Barry Rice Barry Rice

The ranks of known carnivorous plants have grown to approximately 600 species. We are learning that the relationships between these feeders and their prey are more complex, and perhaps gentler, than previously suspected. Unfortunately, thes...

Biologist (London, England). 2002 Dec;49(6):245-9. DOI: 2002

Bio-diversity [0.03%] 生物多样性

John Sharp John Sharp

Comment Biologist (London, England). 2002 Dec;49(6):244; author reply 244. DOI: 2002

Stewardship of the seas [0.03%] 海洋治理

Dan Laffoley Dan Laffoley

Our seas offer food, beauty and fascination, and are fundamental in regulating our climate - but are we doing enough to protect them?

Biologist (London, England). 2002 Dec;49(6):243. DOI: 2002

Bioterrorism talk [0.03%] 生物恐怖袭击谈话

Piers Millett Piers Millett

Biologist (London, England). 2002 Aug;49(4):144. DOI: 2002