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2004
December The death of
Francis Crick: the end
of a golden age in biology
2005
June
What
history
tells us I. The operon model and its legacy
September What history
tells us II. The discovery of chaperone function
December What history
tells us III. André
Lwoff: From protozoology to molecular definition of viruses
2006
March
What history
tells
us IV. Ciliates
as models . . . of what?
June
What history
tells us V. Emile
Duclaux (1840–1904)
September What history
tells us VI. The transfer of behaviours by macromolecules
December What history
tells us VII. Twenty-five years ago: the production of mouse embryonic
stem cells
2007
March
What history
tells us VIII. The progressive construction of a mechanism for prion
diseases
June
What history
tells us IX. Z-DNA: when nature is not opportunistic
September What
history tells us X. Fifty years ago: the beginnings of
exobiology
December What
history tells us XI. The complex history of the chemiosmotic theory
2008
March
What history
tells us XII. Boris Ephrussi's continuing efforts to create a "genetics
of differentiation"
June
What history
tells us XIII. Fifty years of Central Dogma
September What history
tells us XIV. Regulation of gene expression by non coding RNAs: the
early steps
December What history
tells us XV. Cyril Norman Hinshelwood (1897–1967) – A chemical dynamic
vision of the organic world
2009
March
What history
tells us XVI. A third pillar for molecular biology: Molecular embryology
June
What history
tells us XVII. Conrad Waddington and The nature of life
September What history
tells us XVIII. When functional biologists propose mechanisms of
evolution
December What history
tells us XIX. The notion of the episome
2010
March
What history
tells us XX. Felix Haurowitz (1896–1987) – A difficult journey in the
political and scientific upheavals of the 20th century
June
What history
tells us XXI. Apoptosis and programmed cell death: when biological
categories are blurred
December What history
tells us XXII. The French neo-Lamarckians
2011
March
What history tells
us
XXIII. The genetic distance between humans and chimpanzees: What did
Mary-Claire King and Allan Wilson really say in
1975?
June What
history
tells us XXIV. The attempt of Nikolai Koltzoff to link genetics,
embryology and physical chemistry
September What
history
tells us XXV. Construction of the ribbon model of proteins (1981) The
contribution of Jane Richardson
December What
history tells us XXVI. From Mechnikov to proteotoxicity: Ageing as the
result of an intoxication
2012
March What
history tells us XXVII. A new life for allostery
September What
history tells us XXVIII. What is really new in the current evolutionary
theory of cancer?
December What history
tells us XXIX. Transfers from plant biology: From cross protection to
RNA interference and DNA vaccination
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