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Tracking in Cell and Developmental Biology PDF 17P
The past decade has seen an unprecedented data explosion in biology. It has become evident that in order to take full advantage of the potential wealth of information hidden in the data produced by even a single experiment, visual inspection and manual analysis are no longer adequate. To ensure efficiency, consistency, and completeness in data processing and analysis, computational tools are essential. Of particular importance to many modern live-cell imaging experiments is the ability to automatically track and analyze the motion of objects in time-lapse microscopy images. This article surveys the recent literature in this area. Covering all scales of microscopic observation, from cells, down to molecules, and up to entire organisms, it discusses the latest trends and successes in the development and application of computerized tracking methods in cell and developmental biology.
Author(s): E. Meijering, O. Dzyubachyk, I. Smal, W. A. van Cappellen
17 Pages 
Developmental Biology Dr. Luna Phukan
The presentation holds contents in the following topics : Gametogenesis And Oogenesis, Fertilization, Sperm Egg, Interaction, Activation of Egg, Gamete Fusion in Sea Urchin, Interaction of Egg Jelly With Sperm, Fusion of Gamete Plasma Membranes, Types of Egg and Cleavage Pattern, Concept of Organizer and Induction, Parthenogenesis, Regeneration In Vertebrates And Invertebrates, etc.
Author(s): Dr. Luna Phukan
272 Pages
The Movement and Habits of Climbing Plants
On the Movements and Habits of Climbing Plants is a book by Charles Darwin first printed in book form in 1875 by John Murray. This work is subdivided into chapters concentrating on a particular type of climber which he divided into four main classes but Darwin, in this volume, concentrates on the two main classes, the twining plants and the leaf climbers.
Author(s): Charles Darwin
NA Pages