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Left unasked and unanswered were questions that went to the heart of the issue, questions that were clearly too freighted for Ms. Burnet's taste and proclivities, such as:
Raymond J. Learsy: CNN Takes "Occupy Wall Street" Not Very Seriously Raymond J. Learsy 2011
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So when immunology is summarily defined as the science of self/non-self discrimination, and Burnet's theory by which selfhood is currently understood, “with only slight modification ¦ has passed from the status of theory to that of paradigm” (Golub and Green 1991, p. 15) and “no longer a theory but a fact”
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Indeed, the relative importance of Jerne's network fell behind the dominant model of immune regulation proposed by Burnet's CST model, which built upon the fundamental distinction of self and non-self
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But when non-reactivity occurs, this may be because of active or implicit tolerance, which in turn is determined by many factors beyond Burnet's original formulation.
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Burnet's theory proposed that the animal, during prenatal development, exercised a purging function of self-reactive lymphocytes
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While these versions may be situated along a continuum between a severe genetic reductionism and complex organismal constructions (Tauber 1999), each shares an unsettled relationship to Burnet's original dichotomous model of self and other (Langman 2000).
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In Burnet's account, the Earth began from an original chaos fashioned by divine action into the existing Earth through a series of changes that involved the gradual separation of the continents, the reversal of the poles, and the Mosaic flood.
Evolution Sloan, Phillip 2008
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Burnet's program in Chicago takes families to the YMCA, where they might swim or take an aerobics class.
PUMP UP THE FAMILY 2007
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I also read F.M. Burnet and R.M. Stanley's books on viruses, some of Burnet's writings on immunology and cancer and wrote a final year thesis on the UV-induced squamous cell carcinoma
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Burnet's teleological Darwinism, the idea that the body is a set of ecosystems and the realisation that good science involves quantitation have stayed with me from those early days.
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