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  1. Problems and paradigms: Molecular problems of positional information.Lewis Wolpert - 1984 - Bioessays 1 (4):175-177.
    Enough is known about pattern formation in development to encourage investigations at the molecular level. A pressing need is to understand the molecular basis of positional value, which is similar to determination. It is suggested here that there is a molecular entity which varies in such a way that it corresponds with cell position. Other problems in pattern formation include thresholds, identification of morphogens, and the origin of handedness.
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  • Cell lineage labels in the early amphibian embryo.Jonathan M. W. Slack - 1984 - Bioessays 1 (1):5-8.
    New methods of marking cells enable single clones to be followed during embryonic development. They can be used for the construction of fate maps and for the investigation of induction and determination.
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  • The location of maternal mRNA in eggs and embryos.William R. Jeffery - 1984 - Bioessays 1 (5):196-199.
    Recent studies have shown that some maternal mRNAs are localized in specific cytoplasmic regions of eggs and embryos and are rearranged in concert with the cytoplasmic movements that fix the embryonic axes. The localization and ooplasmic segregation of mRNA molecules may be mediated by their association with specific egg cytoskeletal domains.
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