Variations and heredity in bacterial colonies

Autor: Jaroslav Čepl, Anna Blahůšková, Zdeněk Neubauer, Anton Markoš

Publikováno v: Communicative & Integrative Biology, Vol 9, Iss 6 (2016)

Spontaneous variation in appearance was studied in bacterial colonies of Serratia marcescens F morphotype: (i) A defined array of non-heritable phenotype variations does appear repeatedly; (ii) The presence of colonies of different bacterial species

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A text on biosemiotic themes

Autor: Sergey V. Chebanov, Anton Markoš

Publikováno v: Sign Systems Studies, Vol 37, Iss 1/2 (2009)

What follows is a two-part review of Günther Witzany’s two-part book, The Logos of the Bios (2006, 2007). The first part of the review is written by Sergey Chebanov, and it approaches the text as a source of ideas on biosemiotics and biohermeneuti

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In the quest for novelty: Kauffman’s biosphere and Lotman’s semiosphere

Autor: Anton Markoš

Publikováno v: Sign Systems Studies, Vol 32, Iss 1/2 (2004)

The emergence of novelty in the realm of the living remains, despite the long tradition of evolutionary biology, unwelcome, calling for explanation by old, established knowledge. The prevailing neodarwinian evolutionary paradigm approaches living bei

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Back to the science of life

Autor: Anton Markoš, Fatima Cvrčková

Publikováno v: Sign Systems Studies, Vol 30, Iss 1 (2002)

We give a survey of epistemological and ontological approaches that have left traces in the 20th-century biology. A common motive of most of them is the effort to incorporate biology into the realm of physical sciences. However, such attempts failed,

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Evolution, lineages and human language

Autor: Stephen J. Cowley, Anton Markoš

Publikováno v: Cowley, S & Markos, A 2019, ' Evolution, lineages and human language ', Language Sciences, vol. 71, pp. 8-18 . https://doi.org/10.1016/j.langsci.2018.03.005

In life as in language, living beings act in ways that are multiply constrained as history works through them both directly and as mediated by what we identify as structures (e.g. genes or words). Emphasising direct effects, we replace the ‘languag

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.langsci.2018.03.005