C. H. Waddington

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According to Wikipedia, Conrad Hal Waddington was a British developmental biologist, paleontologist, geneticist, embryologist and philosopher who laid the foundations for systems biology, epigenetics, and evolutionary developmental biology.

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Canalization of Development and the Inheritance of Acquired Characters (1942) (2824)
Mechanisms of Development (1955) (1680)
The strategy of the genes (1957) (1280)
The Strategy of the Genes: A Discussion of Some Aspects of Theoretical Biology (1958) (1121)
Limits of Growth (1972) (723)
“Animal Cytology and Evolution” (1955) (652)
Towards a Theoretical Biology (1968) (641)
The evolution of an evolutionist (1975) (449)
Canalization of Development and Genetic Assimilation of Acquired Characters (1959) (387)
Experiments on the Development of Chick and Duck Embryos, Cultivated in vitro (1932) (369)
Organisers and genes. (1943) (337)
Developmental systems : insects (1972) (306)
Inbreeding and Linkage. (1931) (303)
Genetic assimilation. (1961) (234)
New patterns in genetics and development (1964) (228)
Order through fluctuation : self-organization and social system (1976) (184)
The development of the bristles in normal and some mutant types of Drosophila melanogaster (1942) (166)
“Blueprint for Survival” (1972) (165)
Induction by the Primitive Streak and its Derivatives in the Chick (1933) (161)
An Introduction to Modern Genetics (1939) (155)
Evolution and Consciousness: Human Systems in Transition (1976) (150)
Experiments on canalizing selection (1960) (148)
The ultra-structure of the developing eye of Drosophila (1960) (143)
Advances in Genetics (1947) (139)
The ethical animal (1960) (122)
Preliminary Notes on the Development of the Wings in Normal and Mutant Strains of Drosophila. (1939) (112)
Principles of development and differentiation (1956) (111)
Cancer and the Theory of Organisers (1935) (109)
The genetic control of wing development inDrosophila (1940) (107)
The Genetics of the Mouse (1943) (107)
The nature of life (1961) (102)
The Mechanism of Cell Division in the Cleavage of the Newt's Egg (1955) (98)
Helical arrangement of ribosomes in differentiating muscle cells. (1963) (97)
Evolutionary Systems–Animal and Human (1959) (94)
The epigenetics of birds (1952) (91)
THE “BALDWIN EFFECT,” “GENETIC ASSIMILATION” AND “HOMEOSTASIS” (1953) (87)
THE DETERMINATION OF THE AUDITORY PLACODE IN THE CHICK (1937) (87)
Gene regulation in higher cells. (1969) (85)
Cybernetics and development (1966) (83)
The submicroscopic structure of the Drosophila egg. (1959) (75)
The ultrastructure of the developing urodele notochord (1962) (70)
Ultrastructure of the blastopore cells in the newt. (1966) (69)
Studies on the Nature of the Amphibian Organization Centre. III.--The Activation of the Evocator (1936) (69)
Selection of the Genetic Basis for an Acquired Character (1952) (64)
Some Developmental Effects of X-Rays in Drosophila (1942) (63)
Physico-chemical experiments on the amphibian organizer (1934) (60)
Evolution of Developmental Systems (1941) (60)
Selection for developmental canalisation. (1966) (57)
Experiments on the Development of the Head of the Chick Embryo (1936) (57)
Developmental Mechanics of Chicken and Duck Embryos. (1930) (57)
A note on the mechanisms of cell deformation in the neural folds of the Amphibia. (1966) (55)
A Manual of Embryology (1940) (54)
The Morphogenetic Function of a Vestigial Organ in the Chick (1938) (53)
The Development in vitro of Young Rabbit Embryos. (1933) (48)
The Origin of Sexual Isolation Between Different Lines Within a Species (1958) (47)
Computer simulation of a mulluscan pigmentation pattern. (1969) (46)
Embryology and Genetics (1935) (45)
Induction by heteroplastic grafts of the primitive streak in birds (1933) (44)
Organizers in Mammalian Development (1936) (44)
Experiments on Embryonic Induction (1934) (43)
An introduction to modern genetics, by C.H. Waddington ... (1939) (43)
Principles of embryology / by C.H. Waddington. (1956) (42)
The Morphogenesis of the Notochord in Amphibia (1953) (42)
The development of isolated parts of the chick blastoderm (1935) (39)
Fields and Gradients (1966) (38)
Social Biology and Population Improvement (1939) (38)
THE DEPENDENCE OF HEAD CURVATURE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HEART IN THE CHICK EMBRYO (1937) (36)
Malformations in Mouse Embryos induced by Trypan Blue (1952) (35)
The Origin of Competence for Lens Formation in the Amphibia (1936) (35)
A Note on Abnormalities induced in Mouse Embryos by Trypan Blue (1953) (33)
Teratogenic Effects of Trypan Blue on Amphibian Embryos (1956) (31)
The Ultrastructure of the Cement Gland in Xenopus laevis (1966) (30)
How Animals Develop (1936) (29)
THE EFFECTS OF MITOSIS-INHIBITING TREATMENTS ON NORMALLY FERTILIZED PRE-CLEAVAGE RABBIT EGGSThe Comparative Behavior of Mamunalian Eggs in vivo and in vitro—V. (1939) (29)
Induction by the endoderm in birds (1933) (28)
Cell sites of protein synthesis in the early chick embryo, as indicated by autoradiographs. (1956) (28)
Art as Response to Science. (Book Reviews: Behind Appearance. A Study of the Relations between Painting and the Natural Sciences in This Century) (1969) (27)
The Scientific Attitude (1941) (26)
The Study of Growth (1950) (26)
Order of Magnitude of Morphogenetic Forces (1939) (26)
Studies on the Nature of the Amphibian Organization Centre. II.--Induction by Synthetic Polycyclic Hydrocarbons (1935) (25)
The biological foundations of measurements of growth and form (1950) (24)
Essays on Growth and Form presented to D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson (1946) (24)
Growth and Determination in the Development of Drosophila (1942) (23)
Preliminary Observations on the Mechanism of Cleavage in the Amphibian Egg (1952) (23)
Genes And Proteins (1960) (23)
Studies on the Mechanism of Meristic Segmentation I. The Dimensions of Somites (1953) (23)
Studies on the Nature of the Amphibian Organization Centre. I.--Chemical Properties of the Evocator (1935) (22)
The Directiveness of Organic Activities (1945) (22)
Evolution and Epistemology (1954) (22)
Experiments on Embryonic Induction: III. A Note on Inductions by Chick Primitive Streak Transplanted to the Rabbit Embryo (1934) (21)
Polygenes and Oligogenes (1943) (20)
The Uptake of Methionine-S35 by the Chick Embryo and its Inhibition by Ethiònine (1955) (20)
Effects of some amino-acid and purine antagonists on chick embryos. (1958) (19)
Studies on the Nature of the Amphibian Organization Centre. VII. Evocation by Some Further Chemical Compounds (1938) (19)
Nuclear Uptake of Glycine-2-14C in the Newt Embryo (1954) (18)
Embryology, Epigenetics and Biogenetics (1956) (18)
Physico-Chemical Experiments on the Amphibian Organiser (1933) (18)
XVIII.—Studies on Reproduction in Wild-Type and Female-Sterile Mutants of Drosophila melanogaster (Meig) (1949) (18)
Inter-retinular fibres in the eyes of Drosophila (1963) (17)
The Incorporation of Labelled Amino-acids into Amphibian Embryos (1954) (17)
Active Principle of the Amphibian Organisation Centre (1934) (17)
Canalization of the development of quantitative characters. (1952) (17)
Some European Contributions to the Prehistory of Molecular Biology (1969) (16)
Transplantation of Nuclei in Newt's Eggs (1953) (16)
Induction by Coagulated Organisers in the Chick Embryo (1933) (16)
The development of some ‘leg genes’ inDrosophila (1943) (16)
The Behaviour of Grafts of Primitive Streak Beneath the Primitive Streak of the Chick (1937) (16)
Some degenerative phenomena in Drosophila ovaries. (1960) (15)
Functions of the Lymph Gland Cells during the Larval Period in Drosophila (1957) (15)
Evolutionary systems-animal and human. (1960) (15)
Animal Genetics and Medicine (1948) (15)
Studies on Embryonic Induction using Radioactive Tracers (1956) (14)
Some specific developmental effects of purine antagonists. (1955) (14)
Observations on the Forces of Morphogenesis in the Amphibian Embryo (1942) (14)
Specificity of ultrastructure and its genetic control (1962) (14)
Conversion of Presumptive Ectoderm to Mesoderm in the Chick (1937) (13)
The Nature of mind (1974) (13)
Selection of the Genetic Basis for an Acquired Character (1952) (13)
A note on the effects of some cytotoxic substances on amphibian embryos. (1958) (13)
Studies on regional specificity within the organization centre of urodeles. (1950) (12)
A Failure of Induction in Normal Development (1936) (12)
TWINNING IN CHICK EMBRYOS (1941) (12)
The integration of gene-controlled processes and its bearing on evolution (1954) (12)
Pollen germination in stocks and the possibility of applying a lethal factor hypothesis to the interpretation of their breeding (1929) (11)
Notes on Graphical Methods of Recording the Dimensions of Ammonites (1929) (11)
The genetic basis of the ‘Assimilated bithorax’ stock (1957) (11)
Experiments on Embryonic Induction: Part II. Experiments on Coagulated Organisers in the Chick (1934) (11)
Studies on the Nature of the Amphibian Organization Centre. IV.--Further Experiments on the Chemistry of the Evocator (1936) (10)
Mendel and the study of development (1966) (9)
Recent Progress in Genetics (1947) (9)
Heterogony and the Chemical Ground-Plan of Animal Growth (1933) (9)
Modes of Gastrulation in Vertebrates (1952) (8)
The Relations between Science and Ethics (1941) (8)
Synthesis of Ribonucleic Acid by Different Regions of the Early Amphibian Embryo (1965) (8)
Towards a theoretical biology : an IUBS symposium (1968) (7)
Life: its Nature and Origin (1949) (7)
THE CHEMICAL BASIS OF HEREDITY. Edited by William D. McElroy and Bentley Glass. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press. 1957. Pp. vii+848. £5 (1958) (7)
To Hell with Culture (1941) (7)
The Development of Gastric Tumours in Drosophila Larvae (1957) (7)
The Occurrence of the Evocator in Organisms Which Possess no Nerve Cord (1936) (6)
The changing pattern of amino acid incorporation in developing mesoderm cells. (1959) (6)
The Physicochemical Nature of the Chromosome and the Gene (1939) (6)
Biochemical aspects of amphibian development (1966) (6)
Regulation of Amphibian Gastrulae with Added Ectoderm (1938) (6)
Molecular Biology or Ultrastructural Biology? (1961) (6)
Studies on the nature of the amphibian organization centre - VI-Inductions by the evocator-glycogen complex in intact embryos and in ectoderm removed from the individuation-field (1937) (6)
Development of the Intestinal Tract during the Larval Period of Drosophila (1957) (6)
A DOCTORʼS HOLIDAY IN IRAN (1940) (6)
Biological organisation, cellular and sub-cellular (1959) (6)
Quantitative inheritance : papers read at a colloquium held at the Institute of Animal Genetics,Edinbugh University, under the auspices of the Agricultural Research Council, April 4th to 6th, 1950 (1952) (6)
Developmental systems: insects. Volume 1. (1972) (6)
ON THE EXISTENCE OF REGIONALLY SPECIFIC EVOCATORS (1952) (5)
Determination, Activation and Actinomycin D Insensitivity in the Optic Imaginal Disk of Drosophila (1969) (5)
THE EFFECT OF TYPE OF CONTACT WITH THE ORGANIZER ON THE NATURE OF THE RESULTING INDUCTION (1952) (5)
“Membrane knotting” between blastomeres of limnea (1961) (4)
The Structure of the Spermatozoa in Dextral and Sinistral Races of Limnaea peregra (1953) (4)
The Distribution of the Evocator in the Unfertilized Egg (1938) (4)
The effects of some purines and purine-analogues on ascidian embryos. (1955) (4)
Regulation capacities of the wing- and halterediscs of wild type and bithoraxDrosophila (1955) (4)
Types of High Molecular Weight RNA in Embryos (1969) (4)
Ourselves Unborn (1945) (4)
How do Cells Differentiate (1953) (4)
A note on some structures in cirratulus eggs (1961) (3)
Comment on Professor Stern's Letter (1958) (3)
Biology, purpose and ethics (1971) (3)
The Resistance to Evolutionary Change (1955) (3)
Peri-nuclear structures in late anaphase in some amphibian mesenchyme cells. (1966) (3)
No Vitalism for Crick (1967) (3)
Chemistry of Cells (1958) (3)
Trends in genetic analysis. Columbia biological series (1960) (3)
A note on some alleles of aristapedia (1952) (3)
Genetics in the Universities (1936) (3)
Challenging Biological Problems. Directions toward Their Solution. The American Institute of Biological Sciences 25th Anniversary Volume. John A. Behnke, Ed. Oxford University Press, New York, 1972. x, 502 pp., illus. $10.95 (1973) (3)
Location of absorbed carcinogens within the amphibian cell. (1949) (3)
THE PROBLEMS OF EMBRYOLOGY * (1936) (3)
The nucleolus--retrospect and prospect. (1966) (2)
Appreciation: Lord Blackett (1974) (2)
THE INTEGRAL UNIVERSITY (1946) (2)
Experiments in Acquired Characteristics (1953) (2)
The nature of life : the main problems and trends of thought in modern biology (1966) (2)
TRENDS OF LIFE (1953) (2)
Prof. Hans Spemann (1942) (2)
Stabilizing Selection in Evolution (1952) (2)
Fifty years on (1975) (2)
Natural Resources and Energy (1978) (2)
Races, Goals and all That (1965) (2)
How animals develop / by C.H. Waddington. (1936) (2)
The Personality of a Genius (1955) (2)
The Processes of Development (1961) (2)
Processes of induction in the early development of the chick. (1950) (2)
The recognition of alien life at the level of macroscopic morphology (1975) (2)
THE MORPHOLOGY OF DEVELOPING SYSTEMS AT THE ULTRAMICROSCOPICAL LEVEL (1960) (2)
Passage of Phosphorus-32 from Dried Yeast into Amphibian Gastrula Ectoderm (1950) (2)
Ultrastructure aspects of cellular differentiation. (1963) (1)
The control of evolution in man. (1959) (1)
Operations research. (1974) (1)
Biology for the modern world (1962) (1)
Radiation and Human Heredity: Comment from Geneticists (1955) (1)
The structure and development of four mutant eyes inDrosophila (1943) (1)
Sex in social life (1949) (1)
Ethics via Biology (1961) (1)
International Genetics Symposia in Japan (1956) (1)
Quinquennial report 1947-1951 of the Institute of Animal Genetics, University of Edinburgh, Scotland. (1952) (1)
Molecular Biology or Ultrastructural Biology? (1961) (1)
Morphogenesis and the Field Concept (1936) (1)
"Feedback" in Evolution. (1959) (1)
Cultural Significance of Science (1941) (1)
A ‘Dope’ for Embedding Wax (1935) (1)
“Role of Plasmagenes” (1953) (1)
The principle of archetypes in evolution. (1967) (1)
Homeostasis of information in American embryology? (1969) (1)
Effect of X Rays on Hereditary Mutation (1938) (1)
ISO-Alleles and the response to selection (1957) (0)
Two Cheers for the Organizer (1963) (0)
Five Scientists View the Impacts of Technology. (1970) (0)
Development Systems: Insects. Volume 2. (1973) (0)
Response : "Feedback" in Evolution (1959) (0)
Role of Plasmagenes (1953) (0)
The Logic of Adaptation (1951) (0)
Controlling the Nature of Man (1978) (0)
Transport and Communications (1978) (0)
A Reply To Lord Halsbury (1963) (0)
Letter to the Editor. (1962) (0)
Genetics and the Biological Front (1965) (0)
Safety from Rochschild in Numbers (1971) (0)
The Individual in Simpler Form (1946) (0)
[Book Reviews] (1953) (0)
The Natural Environment (1978) (0)
Molecular Biology in the UK (1969) (0)
Heredity and Evolution in Human Populations.@@@Outline of Human Genetics. (1961) (0)
Physiological Genetics (1939) (0)
Tools Of Thought (1977) (0)
[Book Reviews] (1949) (0)
The cell. Vol. 1: Biochemistry, physiology, morphology: Edited by Jean Brachet and Alfred E. Mirsky. Academic Press, New York and London, 1959. 816 pp. Price $22.00 (1959) (0)
Letter from C. H. Waddington to Francis Crick (1967) (0)
Working Europeans (1971) (0)
Improving the Turkey (1972) (0)
Institute of Animal Genetics Edinburgh. (1951) (0)
Genetical Theories (1950) (0)
The Human Side of Anthropology (1944) (0)
On cell differentiation (correspondence). (1981) (0)
Advances in molecular genetics: introduction. (1973) (0)
Prof. E. G. Conklin (1952) (0)
The Darwin reader Edited by Marston Bates and Philip S. Humphrey. Pp. ix + 481. Macmillan & Co. Ltd., London. 1957. 30s. net (1958) (0)
The biology and adaptability of natural populations: by James P. Giesel C.V. Mosby & Co., St. Louis, Mo., 1974, 104 illus. 177 pages, $6.60 (1975) (0)
Unitary Biology (1951) (0)
Book Review:Forerunners of Darwin: 1745-1859. Bentley Glass, Owsei Temkin, William L. Straus, Jr. (1959) (0)
“The Relations between Science and Ethics” (1941) (0)
EXPERIMENTS ON COAGULATED ORGANISERS IN THE CHICK (0)
Biological and Medical Sciences (1971) (0)
Future Goals (1972) (0)
STATISTICAL VS. DEVELOPMENTAL GENETICS (1955) (0)
Symposium on the Relations between Science and Ethics (1942) (0)
A Summary of Beginnings (1966) (0)
[Letter to Editors] (1941) (0)
Substances Promoting Cell Growth (1936) (0)
Embryos of Birds (1960) (0)
Evolution and Consciousness: Human Systems in Transition@@@The Mind Field (1978) (0)
True and False Teleology (1940) (0)
Optimistic Jeremiah (1972) (0)
SCIENCE AND GOVERNMENT (1942) (0)
Letter from C. H. Waddington to Joshua Lederberg (1963) (0)
Scientific and Technical Cooperation: A Key to Mutual Trust (1958) (0)
Naturalism in Ethics and Biology (1962) (0)
EPIGENETICS: A TREATISE ON THEORETICAL BIOLOGY. By Søren Løvtrup. John Wiley and Sons, London, 1974. Pp. ix+547. £15.00 (1974) (0)
Health, Work and Wealth (1978) (0)
After the Scientific Revolution (1963) (0)
A british perspective on american science policy. (1968) (0)
A Counter-homily (1972) (0)
Somatic Mutations of the Straw Locus in Drosophila (1940) (0)
Operations Research (1974) (0)
Mobilizing the World's Biologists (1963) (0)
Air Raid Precautions (1937) (0)

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