The Physiology of Bioelectricity in Development, Tissue Regeneration, and Cancer

Cited by Levin-group papers as part of the classic body of work on bioelectricity in patterning, alongside Jaffe and Nuccitelli. It is used to support the claim that resting-potential regulation, ion currents and electric fields in non-neural tissues matter for embryogenesis, regeneration and cancer. These works cite it as a general reference for that claim and do not describe its specific arguments or findings. Funk (2015) cites a different Pullar paper (2006), not this book.

A now classic body of work in this field (Jaffe 1981; Nuccitelli et al. 1986; Borgens et al. 1989; Pullar 2011) has been augmented by modern molecular approaches

Durant F, Lobo D, Hammelman J, Levin M, 2016 · Physiological controls of large-scale patterning in planarian… · open at passage 14

Regulation of resting potential (V mem) of a wide variety of cell types plays an important role in embryogenesis, regenerative response, and cancer

Pai VP, Martyniuk CJ, Echeverri K, Sundelacruz S…, 2016 · Genome-wide analysis reveals conserved transcriptional responses… · open at passage 6

non-neural tissues continuously regulate resting potential (Vmem) and local field potentials (extracellular electric fields)

Baluška F, Levin M, 2016 · On Having No Head: Cognition throughout Biological Systems · open at passage 43