... Evolutionary Significance of Meiosis 37 The Formation an4 Union of Gametes 37 Oogenesis; The Formation of the Egg ... ... 349 A Degenerate and Ordered Code 350 A Nearly Universal Code 351 Codon-tRNA Interactions 352 -- Recognition ... ... tRNAs: -- The Wobble Hypothesis 352 Suppressor Mutations That Produce tRNAs with Altered Codon Recognition ... ... 602 Transgenic Plants and Animals 603 -- Transgenic Animals: Microinjection of DNA into Fertilized Eggs ...

... Isolation of IgG, 62 -- 3.3.1 Isolation of IgG from serum, 63 -- 3.3.2 Isolation of IgG from chicken eggs ...

... vertebrates 637 -- Amphibians are the oldest class of tetrapods 640 -- The evolution of the amniotic egg ... ... in secondary immune responses 860 -- Molecular markers on cell surfaces function in self/nonself recognition ... ... -- From egg to organism, an animal\'s form develops gradually: the concept of epigenesis 963 -- Embryonic ... ... development involves cell division, differentiation, and morphogenesis 964 -- Fertilization activates the egg ... ... and brings together the nuclei of sperm and egg 965 -- Cleavage partitions the zygote into many smaller ...

... Response and Vaccination 376 Perspective 16.3: Superantigens 377 Immunological Tolerance 378 -- Recognition ... ... Diagnosis of Salmonellosis 522 -- Perspective 23.3: Salmonellosis Due to Salmonella enteritidis in Raw Eggs ...

... of Specialization 33 -- Cells of the Immune System Are Specialized for the -- Task of Chemical Recognition ... ... Cells with Unique Features 789 -- Eggs Develop in Stages 790 -- Many Eggs Grow to Their Large Size Through ... ... Special Mechanisms 791 -- Hormones Induce Egg Maturation and Ovulation 793 -- Oogenesis Is Wasteful ... ... 801 -- Sperm-Egg Adhesion Is Mediated by Species-specific -- Proteins 803 -- Egg Activation Is Mediated ... ... -- Prevents Further Sperm-Egg Fusions, Thereby -- Mediating the Fast Block to Polyspermy 805 -- The ...