Biogenesis Evolution Homeostasis A Symposium by Correspondence
In 1963, 1965 and 1967 "Symposia on Quantitative Biology of Metabolism" were organized on the pretty island of Helgoland (Biologische Anstalt) by me in col laboration with O. KINNE and F. KROGER. Unfortunately this worthy approach towards bringing together interested scholars in a regular...
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Language: | English |
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Berlin, Heidelberg
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
1973, 1973
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Edition: | 1st ed. 1973 |
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Collection: | Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- Abstract
- Relational Redundancies (A)
- II. Optimization and Evolution
- On the Dynamics and Trajectories of Evolution Processes
- The Limits on Optimization in Evolution
- III. Control and Homeostasis
- Physical Problems of the Origin of Natural Controls
- The Significance of Cooperative Interactions in Biochemical Control Systems (A)
- Organization of Glycolysis (A)
- Cell Models and the Homeostasis Problem (A)
- Contribution to a Mathematical Theory of Synergic Systems
- IV. Oscillation, Excitability and Evolution
- The Role of Precursors in Stimulating Oscillations in Autocatalytic Diffusion Coupled Systems
- A New Type of Metabolic Control System (A)
- The Existence of Synchronous States in Populations of Oscillators
- Reactions of Model-Oscillations to External Stimuli Depending on the Type of Oscillation (A)
- Abiogenic Aspects of Biological Excitability. A General Theory for Evolution
- V. Statistics and Thermodynamics
- Thermodynamic and Statistical Theory of Life: An Outline
- Thermodynamic Potentials and Evolution towards the Stationary State in Open Systems of Far-from-Equilibrium Chemical Reactions: The Affinity Squared Minimum Function (A)
- Thermodynamic Stability and Spatio-Temporal Structures in Chemical Systems (A)
- Optimal Adaptation of the Metabolic Processes in the Cell (A)
- VI. Metabolic Evolution
- On the Generation of Metabolic Novelties in Evolution
- Circular Nucleic Acids in Evolution (A)
- VII. Time and Evolution
- Physiological Time and Its Evolution
- Timeless Order