EPMAG

vox populi, vox rei
OK, the full review was found too much aggressive toward the author and the referees and the editor. Concerning the staff of Organogenesis I must say that they done the worst job, I’m aware of, while reviewing and accepting this paper.
I hope that no biologist was involved in the review process and [...]

got mail

A friend contacted me after reading the draft of the review of EPMAG. With permission:

As you say, no need to be an expert to be sure that no embryologist reviewed the paper. Too much BS in there. And who cares about the exactitude of the mathematical formulas if they apply to a fictional space? [...]
Let [...]

FSM

Flying Spaghetti Monster apparition, in Google search about vortices:
. Pastafarism in the sky, yeah! (clic the photo for source and more)

Protégé : An Elasto-Plastic Model of Avian Gastrulation: an opinion

Il n’y pas d’extrait, car cet article est protégé.

77 yo

77 years ago, Wetzel nicely described and depicted cell movements at the chick embryo epiblast. And this is from his 1929 paper1

mortise

Et tu, Gastrulation? Then fall, Caesar!
Which work of Shakespeare was the original quote from?
Get your own quotes:
 

he did it again!

That’s weird, he do know that his paper EPMAG is just a set of hypotheses and if he learned anything about chick development since he wrote it he should know that there are a lot of errors in it, and he should spend some time preparing a corrigendum for EPMAG, Organogenesis.
We had kind of [...]

Stuart Pivart Lifecode

Lifecode – From Egg to Embryo by Self-Organization
A Book Review: “Lifecode: From egg to embryo by self-organization”, Mark Chu-Carroll
Lifecode: From egg to embryo by self-organization & Lifecode, PZ Myers
Review of Stu Pivar’s book Lifecode, Jerry Bergman at Denyse O’Leary’s blog
Busted: PR Flacks who ran afoul of the science blogosphere, including a brand new flack for [...]

15b

What would be the mysterious stage corresponding to figure 15b of EPMAG ? None of the schemas is staged,, so it is quite difficult. Well, not quite eight shaped, more pear shaped in fact, and I don’t dare to let the red dashed line. Seems like there is a problem here with the description. Not [...]

Protégé : @ TR

Il n’y pas d’extrait, car cet article est protégé.