"The answer to The Selfish Gene"

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Paton Lecture

Genes and Causation

Biophysics and Systems Biology

"Letter from Lamarck"

Selfish genes

Molecular Systems Biology

Systems Biology: an approach

Selfish genes: are they of any use in physiology?

A Theory of Biological relativity

Physiology is rocking foundations

Evolution evolves

Evolution beyond neo-Darwinism

Origin of Epigenetics

 

Music of Life Sourcebook

The set of articles up to 2015 listed above:

100 pages of detailed experimental evidence

 

Dance Sourcebook

The set of articles giving detailed evidence for Dance to the Tune of Life

 

Questions on evolution article and debates

 

Answers to questions on evolution

Margulis-Dawkins debate

Commentary on Margulis-Dawkins debate

 

 

Publications

 

Denis Noble on Google Scholar

 

 

 

 

Dance

"The genome is an organ of the cell" (Barbara McClintock, Nobel laureate)

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New  Podcast on Exosomes

Podcast

 

 

 

 

Evolution Conversation at EB2015 in Boston

Boston

 

Dialogue on Neo-Darwinism

Dialogue

 

"What is Life" Lecture Karolinska Institutet

 

 

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THE THIRD WAY: a resource on Evolution

 

 

 

Evolution Answers pages now fully navigable

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philosophical and social inadequacies of neo-Darwinism

 

Presdidential plenary at IUPS Congress 2013

 

Physiology moves back onto centre stage

The opening plenary lecture to the highly successful International Congress of IUPS (over 3000 delegates) held in Birmingham in July 2013 was delivered by Denis Noble to a packed auditorium following an introductory talk by Sir Paul Nurse, President of the Royal Society. The lecture proposes a new integrative synthesis between physiology and evolutionary biology. It has been published as an open article in Experimental Physiology which can be freely accessed here: article. Answers to questions frequently found on blogsites discussing the video and the article can be found here . An earlier video of the lecture can be found at PhysocTV.

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