On the theories of Gene regulation and differentiation in eukaryotes

Acta Biotheoretica 24 (3-4) (1975)
Abstract The interrelationships among recent theories on the regulation of gene activity and differentiation in higher organisms are reviewed. Interpretations within these theories of the various components of chromosomes are re-evaluated and a unified conceptual framework of hierarchical genetic control mechanisms in eukaryotes is presented.
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