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32. S.W. Edwards, J.B. Evans, J.L. Williams, D. Lloyd, The mitochondrial adenosine triphosphatase of Acanthamoeba castellanii: oscillatory accumulation of enzyme activity, enzyme
protein and F1-inhibitor during the cell cycle. Biochem. J. 202, 453–458 (1982)
33. D.A. Gilbert, Differentiation, oncogenesis, and cellular periodicities. J. Theor. Biol. 21(1),
113–122 (1968)
34. D.A. Gilbert, The malignant transformation as a metabolic steady state transition: the possible
significance of the phasing of enzyme synthesis and related aspects. Curr. Mod. Biol. 5(3),
128–138 (1973)
35. D.A. Gilbert, The nature of the cell cycle and the control of cell cycle proliferation. Curr.
Mod. Biol. 5(4), 197–206 (1974)
36. D.A. Gilbert, Feedback quenching as a means of effectively increasing the period of
biochemical and biological oscillators. BioSystems 10(3), 241–245 (1978)
37. D.A. Gilbert, On G 0 and cell cycle controls. BioEssays 9, 135–136 (1988)
38. D.A. Gilbert, Ageing, oscillations and efficiency. BioSystems 36(1), 1–5 (1995)
39. D.A. Gilbert, G.M.N. Ferreira, Problems associated with the study of cellular oscillations.
Cell Biol. Int. 24(8), 501–514 (2000)
40. D.A. Gilbert, K.D. Hammond, Phosphorylation dynamics in mammalian cells, in Ultradian
Rhythms from Molecules to Mind. A New Vision of Life, ed. by D. Lloyd, E.L. Rossi (Springer
+ Business Media B.V, New York, 2008), pp. 105–128
41. D.A. Gilbert, A.C. Joosting, The inverse periodogram: a linearising inverting modification of
normanalysis. BioSystems 32(3), 191–193 (1994)
42. D.A. Gilbert, D. Lloyd, The living cell: a complex autodynamic multi-oscillator system? Cell
Biol. Int. 24(8), 569–580 (2000)
43. D.A. Gilbert, H. MacKinnon, Oscillations and cancer, in Ultradian Rhythms in Life Processes.
An Inquiry into Fundamental Principles of Chronobiology and Psychobiology, ed. by D.
Lloyd, E.L. Rossi (Springer, London, 1992), pp. 71–87
44. D.A. Gilbert, C.W.A. Tsilimigras, Cellular oscillations: the relative independence of enzyme
activity rhythms and periodic variations in the amount of extractable protein. S. Afr. J. Sci.
77, 66–72 (1981)
45. D.A. Gilbert, G.R. Visser, Insulin-induced enhancement of cell morphological dynamics: nonspecific enhancement of cell morphological dynamics: non-specific biophysical mechanisms
for the generalized stimulation of metabolism? BioSystems 29, 143–149 (1993)
46. D.A. Gilbert, G. Visser, G.M. Ferreira, K.D. Hammond, Transient chaos in intracellular
dynamics? Cell Biol. Int. 24(8), 589–592 (2000)
47. K. Gilbert, K.D. Hammond, V.Y. Brodsky, D. Lloyd, An appreciation of the prescience of
Don Gilbert (1930–2011): master of the theory and experimental unraveling of biochemical
and cellular oscillatory dynamics. Cell Biol. Int. (2020). https://doi.org/10.1002/cbin.11341
48. B.C. Goodwin, in Temporal Organisation in Cells: A Dynamic Theory of Cellular Control
Processes (Academic Press, London, 1963), pp. x + 163
49. B.C. Goodwin, in Analytical Physiology of Cells and Developing Organisms: A Dynamic
Theory of Cellular Control Processes (Academic Press, London & New York, 1976), pp. x
+ 249
50. F. Halberg, Chronobiology: professional wallflower or paragdigm of biomedical thought and
practice? Prog. Clin. Biol. Res. 227A, 1–26 (1987)
51. K.D. Hammond, L.J. Cloutman, D.A. Gilbert, Cancer reversal: regulation of phosphotyrosine
phosphatase. Biochem. Soc. Trans. 17(6), 1048–1049 (1989)
52. K.D. Hammond, L. Cloutman, B. Mindel, D.A. Gilbert, Temporal changes in phosphoamino
acid phosphatase activities in murine erythroleukaemic cells. Int. J. Biochem. 21(2), 197–201
(1989)
53. K.D. Hammond, R. Bhoola, U. Bodalina, D.A. Gilbert, Dynamic cells: temporal organisation
and control of phosphorylation. Trends Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 4, 75–88 (1998)
54. K.D. Hammond, N. Savage, M. Littlewood, Protein kinase C in erythroleukaemia cells:
temporal variations in the expression of the alpha, epsilon and zeta isoforms. Cell Biol. Int.
24(8), 529–537 (2000)
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32. S.W. Edwards, J.B. Evans, J.L. Williams, D. Lloyd, The mitochondrial adenosine triphosphatase of Acanthamoeba castellanii: oscillatory accumulation of enzyme activity, enzyme
protein and F1-inhibitor during the cell cycle. Biochem. J. 202, 453–458 (1982)
33. D.A. Gilbert, Differentiation, oncogenesis, and cellular periodicities. J. Theor. Biol. 21(1),
113–122 (1968)
34. D.A. Gilbert, The malignant transformation as a metabolic steady state transition: the possible
significance of the phasing of enzyme synthesis and related aspects. Curr. Mod. Biol. 5(3),
128–138 (1973)
35. D.A. Gilbert, The nature of the cell cycle and the control of cell cycle proliferation. Curr.
Mod. Biol. 5(4), 197–206 (1974)
36. D.A. Gilbert, Feedback quenching as a means of effectively increasing the period of
biochemical and biological oscillators. BioSystems 10(3), 241–245 (1978)
37. D.A. Gilbert, On G 0 and cell cycle controls. BioEssays 9, 135–136 (1988)
38. D.A. Gilbert, Ageing, oscillations and efficiency. BioSystems 36(1), 1–5 (1995)
39. D.A. Gilbert, G.M.N. Ferreira, Problems associated with the study of cellular oscillations.
Cell Biol. Int. 24(8), 501–514 (2000)
40. D.A. Gilbert, K.D. Hammond, Phosphorylation dynamics in mammalian cells, in Ultradian
Rhythms from Molecules to Mind. A New Vision of Life, ed. by D. Lloyd, E.L. Rossi (Springer
+ Business Media B.V, New York, 2008), pp. 105–128
41. D.A. Gilbert, A.C. Joosting, The inverse periodogram: a linearising inverting modification of
normanalysis. BioSystems 32(3), 191–193 (1994)
42. D.A. Gilbert, D. Lloyd, The living cell: a complex autodynamic multi-oscillator system? Cell
Biol. Int. 24(8), 569–580 (2000)
43. D.A. Gilbert, H. MacKinnon, Oscillations and cancer, in Ultradian Rhythms in Life Processes.
An Inquiry into Fundamental Principles of Chronobiology and Psychobiology, ed. by D.
Lloyd, E.L. Rossi (Springer, London, 1992), pp. 71–87
44. D.A. Gilbert, C.W.A. Tsilimigras, Cellular oscillations: the relative independence of enzyme
activity rhythms and periodic variations in the amount of extractable protein. S. Afr. J. Sci.
77, 66–72 (1981)
45. D.A. Gilbert, G.R. Visser, Insulin-induced enhancement of cell morphological dynamics: nonspecific enhancement of cell morphological dynamics: non-specific biophysical mechanisms
for the generalized stimulation of metabolism? BioSystems 29, 143–149 (1993)
46. D.A. Gilbert, G. Visser, G.M. Ferreira, K.D. Hammond, Transient chaos in intracellular
dynamics? Cell Biol. Int. 24(8), 589–592 (2000)
47. K. Gilbert, K.D. Hammond, V.Y. Brodsky, D. Lloyd, An appreciation of the prescience of
Don Gilbert (1930–2011): master of the theory and experimental unraveling of biochemical
and cellular oscillatory dynamics. Cell Biol. Int. (2020). https://doi.org/10.1002/cbin.11341
48. B.C. Goodwin, in Temporal Organisation in Cells: A Dynamic Theory of Cellular Control
Processes (Academic Press, London, 1963), pp. x + 163
49. B.C. Goodwin, in Analytical Physiology of Cells and Developing Organisms: A Dynamic
Theory of Cellular Control Processes (Academic Press, London & New York, 1976), pp. x
+ 249
50. F. Halberg, Chronobiology: professional wallflower or paragdigm of biomedical thought and
practice? Prog. Clin. Biol. Res. 227A, 1–26 (1987)
51. K.D. Hammond, L.J. Cloutman, D.A. Gilbert, Cancer reversal: regulation of phosphotyrosine
phosphatase. Biochem. Soc. Trans. 17(6), 1048–1049 (1989)
52. K.D. Hammond, L. Cloutman, B. Mindel, D.A. Gilbert, Temporal changes in phosphoamino
acid phosphatase activities in murine erythroleukaemic cells. Int. J. Biochem. 21(2), 197–201
(1989)
53. K.D. Hammond, R. Bhoola, U. Bodalina, D.A. Gilbert, Dynamic cells: temporal organisation
and control of phosphorylation. Trends Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 4, 75–88 (1998)
54. K.D. Hammond, N. Savage, M. Littlewood, Protein kinase C in erythroleukaemia cells:
temporal variations in the expression of the alpha, epsilon and zeta isoforms. Cell Biol. Int.
24(8), 529–537 (2000)