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1. Hafenbradl, Doris; Keller, Martin; Dirmeier, Reinhard; Rachel, Reinhard; Roßnagel, Petra; Burggraf, Siegfried; Huber, Harald; Stetter, Karl O.
   • Ferroglobus placidus gen. nov., sp. nov., A Novel Hyperthermophilic Archaeum That Oxidizes Fe²⁺ at Neutral pH Under Anoxic Conditions
   • Archives of Microbiology: Vol. 166, No. 5, pp. 308-314
   • November 28, 1996
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2. Hafenbradl, Doris; Keller, Martin; Wachtershauser, Gunter; Setter, Karl O.
   • Primordial Amino Acids by Reductive Amination of Alpha-Oxo Acids in conjuction with the Oxidative Formation of Pyrite
   • Tetrahedron Letters: Vol. 36, No. 29, pp. 5179-5182
   • 1995
     
     
3. Hagmann, Michael
   • Gunter Wachtershauser Profile: Between A Rock and A Hard Place
   • Science: Vol. 296, No. 5562, pp. 2006-2007
   • March 15, 2002
   • [Pubmed]
     
     
4. Hall, Brian K.
   • Germ Layers and the Germ-Layer Theory Revisited: Primary and Secondary Germ Layers, Neural Crest as a Fourth Germ Layer, Homology, and Demise of the Germ-Layer Theory
   • Evolutionary Biology: Vol. 30, pp. 121-186
   • QH 366.A1.E9 v.30 1998
5. • Epigenetics: Regulation Not Replication
   • Journal of Evolutionary Biology: Vol. 11 Is. 2, pp. 201-205
   • March 1998
6. • Evolutionary Origins
   • in: The Neural Crest in Development and Evolution
     • Chapter 3, pp. 34-45
     • Book Review by Clare Baker and Marianne Bronner-Fraser
   • Springer
   • QL 938.N48.H347 1999

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   The Neural Crest as a Fourth Germ Layer and Vertebrates as Quadroblastic Not Triploblastic
   
   "...[N]eural crest cells are not a homogenous population of cells, but rather a collective of populations of cells. Although they overlap in the neural crest, some of these cell populations have been separate since the origin of the vertebrates almost 500 million years ago...
   
   [N]eural crest cells transform to mesenchyinal cells and migrate away from the developing brain and spinal cord, migrating as discrete populations of cells. Similar populations of cells can be observed across the vertebrates, i.e.. they have been conserved throughout vertebrate evolution.
   
   The neural crest gives rise to so many different cell types - more types than arise from mesoderm - that the neural crest can be regarded as a fourth germ layer, one that is unique to vertebrates and that allowed many distinctive vertebrate tissues to arise."
   
   Brian K. Hall
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   • The Neural Crest as a Fourth Germ Layer and Vertebrates as Quadroblastic Not Triploblastic
   • Evolution and Development: Vol. 2, Is.1, pp. 3-5
   • January-February 2000
   • [Pubmed]
8. • Guest Editorial: Evo-devo or Devo-evo - Does it Matter?
   • Evolution and Development: Vol. 2, Is. 4, pp. 177-178
   • July-August 2000
   • [Pubmed]
9. • Populations of Neural Crest Cells and Craniofacial Development
   • Current and Basic Clinical Research in Craniofacial Development and Disorders Syposium
   • December 7, 2000
10. • The Gene is Not Dead, Merely Orphaned and Seeking a Home
    • Evolution & Development: Vol. 3, Is. 4, pp. 225-228
    • July/August 2001
    • [Pubmed]
11. • Palaeontology and Evolutionary Developmental Biology: A Science of the Nineteenth and Twenty-First Centuries
    • Palaeontology: Vol. 45, Is. 4, pp. 647-699
    • June 2002
12. • In Search of Evolutionary Developmental Mechanisms: The 30-year Gap Between 1944 and 1974
    • Journal of Experimental Zoology, Part B - Molecular and Developmental Evolution: Vol. 302, Is. 1, pp. 5-18
    • January 15, 2004
    • [Pubmed]
13. • Notes, Quotes, and Links:
      • The Neural Crest as a Fourth Germ Layer/The Mesoderm and Neural Crest as Secondary Germ Layers
        
        
14. Hamburger, Viktor
    • Emergence of Nervous Cooridination: Origins of Ingegrated Behavior
    • in: Neuroembryology: The Selected Papers
      • Originally in: Developmental Biology Supplement: Vol. 2, pp. 252-271, 1968
      • pp. 189-209
    • Birkhauser
    • QP 363.5.H36 1990
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    • Hans Spemann and the Organizer Concept
    • in: Neuroembryology: The Selected Papers
      • Originally in: Experienta: Vol. 25, 1969
      • pp. 379-383
    • Birkhauser
    • QP 363.5.H36 1990
16. • S. Ramon Y Cajal, R.G. Harrison, And The Beginnings of Neuroembryology
    • in: Neuroembryology: The Selected Papers
      • Originally in: Perspectives in Biology and Medicine: Vol. 23, pp. 600-616, Summer 1980
      • pp. 266-616
    • Birkhauser
    • QP 363.5.H36 1990
17. • Historical-Landmarks in Neurogenesis
    • in: Neuroembryology: The Selected Papers
      • Originally in: Trends in NeuroSciences: Vol. 4, No. 7, pp. 151-155, July 1981
      • pp. 283-292
    • Birkhauser
    • QP 363.5.H36 1990
18. • Hans Spemann, Nobel Laureate 1935
    • in: Neuroembryology: The Selected Papers
      • Originally in: Trends Neurosciences: Vol. 8, No. 9, pp. 385-387, September 1985
      • pp. 384-386
    • Birkhauser
    • QP 363.5.H36 1990
19. • The Rise of Experimental Neuroembryology: A Personal Reassessment
    • in: Neuroembryology: The Selected Papers
      • Originally in: The S. Kuffler Lecture - Dept. of Neurobiology, Harvard University, May 8, 1989
      • pp. 389-403
    • Birkhauser
    • QP 363.5.H36 1990
      
      
20. Harbury, Pehr B.; Zhang, Tao; Kim, Peter S.; Alber, Tom
    • A Switch Between Two-, Three-, and Four-Stranded Coiled Coils in GCN4 Leucine Zipper Mutants
    • Science: Vol 262, No. , pp. 1401-1407
    • November 26, 1993
    • [RCSB-PDB] ID: 1GCL
    • [Pubmed]
      
      
21. Hardison, Ross C.
    • New Views of Evolution and Regulation of Vertebrate-like Globin Gene Clusters From an Orphaned Gene in Marsupials - *
    • Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, U.S.A.: vol. 98, No. 4, pp. 1327-1329
    • February 13, 2001
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22. Harper, Edwin T.; Rose, George D.
    • Helix Stop Signals in Proteins and Peptides: The Capping Box
    • Biochemistry: Vol. 32, No. 30, pp7605-7609
    • August 3, 1993
    • [RCSB-PDB] ID: 351C
    • [Pubmed]
23. • Notes, Quotes, and Links:
      • N-Termini Capping Box Model
      • Cytochrome c351 Model
        
        
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25. Hendrickson, Tamara L.
    • Recognizing the D-Loop of Transfer RNAs - *
    • Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, U.S.A.: Vol. 98, No. 24, pp. 13473-13475
    • November 20, 2001
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26. Herbert, Nick
    • Quantum Reality: Beyond the New Physics
    • Anchor Press/Doubleday
    • QC 174.12.H47 1985
27. • Elemental Mind: Human Consciousness and The New Physics
    • Dutton
    • B 808.9.H47 1993
      
      
28. Herbst, Robert M.
    • The Reaction Between Alpha-Ketonic Acids and Alpha-Amino Acids
    • Journal of Biological Chemistry: Vol. 58, pp. 2239-2243
    • November 1934
      
      
29. Herlenius, Eric; Lagercrantz, Hugo
    • Neurotransmitters and Neuromodulators During Early Human Development
    • Early Human Development: Vol. 65, No. 1, pp. 21-31
    • October 2001
    • [Pubmed]
      
      
30. Herman, Edward S.
    • The Propaganda Model: A Retrospective
    • Against All Reason - Propaganda, Politics, Power: Vol. 1, pp. 1-14
    • ISSN 1741-0754
    • December 9, 2003
31. • Propaganda System Number One: From Diem and Arbenz to Milosevic
    • Against All Reason - Propaganda, Politics, Power: Vol. 1, pp. 15-28
    • ISSN 1741-0754
    • December 9, 2003
      
      
32. Herman, Edward S.; Chomsky, Noam
    • Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media - First Edition
    • Pantheon Books
    • P 95.82.U6.H47 1988
33. • Notes, Quotes, and Links:
      • Edward S. Herman page by Third World Traveler
        
        
34. Hiley, Basil J.; Peat, F. David (Editors)
    • Quantum Implications: Essays in Honour of David Bohm
    • Routledge & Kegan Paul in association with Methuen
    • QC 174.125.Q34 1987
      
      
35. Hinton, Geoffrey E.
    • How Neural Networks Learn From Experience
    • Scientific American: Vol. 267, No. 3, pp. 144-151
    • September 1992
    • [Pubmed]
    • Also Published in:
      • Mind and Brain: Readings from Scientific American Magazine
      • W.H. Freeman
    • QP 360.5.M55 1993
      
      
36. Hitchens, Christopher
    • The Trial of Henry Kissinger
    • Verso
    • E 840.8.K58.H58 2001
      
      

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    "The U.S. public is depoliticized, [and] poorly informed on foreign affairs... and strongly patriotic in the face of a struggle...
    
    Even though the public is normally averse to war, even with modest propaganda efforts... the public can be quickly transformed into enthusiastic supporters of war."
    
    Edward S. Herman
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    Hodos, William; Butler, Ann B.
    • Sensory System Evolution in Vertebrates
    • in: Brain Evolution and Cognition
      • Edited by Gerhard Roth, Mario F. Wullimann
      • pp. 113-134
    • Wiley-Spektrum
    • QP 360.5.B734 2001
      
      
38. Holland, Linda Z.; Gibson-Brown, Jeremy J.
    • The Ciona intestinalis Genome: When the Constraints are Off
    • BioEssays: Vol. 25, No. 6, pp 529-532
    • June 2003
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39. Holland, Nicholas D.; Chen, Junyuan
    • Origin and Early Evolution of the Vertebrates: New Insights from Advances in Molecular Biology, Anatomy, and Palaeontology
    • BioEssays: Vol. 23, Is. 2, pp. 142-151
    • February 2001
    • [Pubmed]
      
      
40. Holtfreter, Johannes
    • Reminiscenses on the Life and Work of Johannes Holtfreter
    • In: A Conceptual History of Modern Embryology
    • Edited by: Scott F. Gilbert
    • pp. 109-127
    • John Hopkins University Press
    • QL 953.C66 1994
      
      
41. Homan, Richard W.
    • Autonomy Reconfigured: Incorporating the Role of the Unconscious
    • Perspectives in Biology and Medicine: Vol. 46, No. 1, pp. 96-108
    • Winter 2003
    • [Pubmed]
      
      
42. Hornak, Joseph P.
    • The Basics of NMR (online Version)
    • 1997-1999
43. • Notes, Quotes, and Links:
      • RIT Magnetic Resonance Laboratory
        
        
44. Hou, Lianhai; Martin, Larry D.; Zhou, Zhonghe; Feduccia, Alan
    • Early Adaptive Radiation of Birds: Evidence from Fossils from Northeastern China
    • Science: Vol. 274, No. 5290, pp. 1164-1167
    • November 15, 1996
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45. Huber, Claudia; Eisenreich, Wolfgang; Hecht, Stefan; Wächtershäuser, G��nter
    • A Possible Primordial Peptide Cycle
    • Science Vol. 301, No. 5635, pp. 938-940
    • August 15, 2003
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46. Huber, Claudia; Wachtershauser, Gunter
    • Activated Acetic Acid by Carbon Fixation on (Fe,Ni)S Under Primordial Conditions
    • Science: Vol. 276, No. 5310, pp. 245-247
    • April 11, 1997
    • [Pubmed]
47. • Peptides By Activation of Amino Acids With CO on (Ni,Fe)S Surfaces: Implications for the Origin of Life
    • Science: Vol. 281, No. 5377, pp. 670-672
    • July 31, 1998
    • [Pubmed]
48. • Primordial Reductive Amination Revisited
    • Tetrahedron Letters: Vol. 44, Is. 8, pp. 1695-1697
    • February 17, 2003
      
      
49. Hunt, Paul; Krumlauf, Robb
    • Hox Codes and Positional Specification in Vertebrate Embryonic Axes
    • Annual Review of Cell Biology: Vol. 8, pp. 227-256
    • November 1992
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