CURRICULUM VITAE
Name: Mae-Wan
Ho
Date
of Birth:
12
November 1941
Place
of Birth:
Hong
Kong
Citizenship:
United
Kingdom
Business
Address: Biology Department
Open University
Walton
Hall
MILTON KEYNES
MK7 6AA
Home
Address:
29 Tytherton Road
LONDON
N19 4PZ
Educational
1964
Hong
Kong
University
,
B.Sc. Biology and Chemistry 1st Class
1968
Hong
Kong
University
,
Ph. D. Biochemistry
Awards :
1964 Chan
Kai Ming's Prize for Biological Sciences
1964-1967 Hong Kong Government
Postgraduate Studentship
1971-1974 Fellow of the National
Genetics
Society
,
USA
(one of five national
awardees)
1998 Vida Sana Award for work on Biosafety
and Biotechnology
Guest of Honour at Women of the Year Luncheon & Assembly
Academic Appointments
1967-1968 Demonstrator in biochemistry,
Hong Kong
University
1968
(Feb-Aug) Postdoctoral Fellow,
University
of
Southern California
Department of Neuroscineces,
School
of
Medicine
1968-1971 Postdoctoral
Fellow,
University
of
California
,
San
Diego
,
Department of Neurosciences,
School
of
Medicine
1971-1972 Research
Fellow,
University
of
California
,
San
Diego
,
Department of Neurosciences,
School
of
Medicine
,
and Fellow
of the National Genetics
Society
,
USA
.
1972-1974 Research
Fellow,
University
of
London
, Queen
Elizabeth
College,
Department of Biochemistry, and Fellow of the
National Genetics Society
USA
.
1974-1977 Senior
Research Fellow,
University
of
London
,
Queen
Elizabeth
College
,
Department of Biochemistry
1976-1985 Lecturer
in Genetics, Open University, Biology
Discipline
1978-1979 Honorary
Research Fellow,
University
of
London
,
University
College
,
Department of Human Genetics and Biometrics
1985-2000 Reader in Biology. Open University
1988-1989 Honorary
Research Fellow,
New York
University
Medical Center,
Department of Physiology and Biophysics,
New York
.
1999
Faculty for International Honours Program on Global
Ecology (
Bard
College
,
USA
):
Integrating Nature and Culture
1996- Faculty member for
Jungian Conference in
Assisi
on "The
Confluence of Matter and Spirit: Patterning in the Psyche
and in Archetypal Fields" Lectures on "Organism
and Psyche"
Brattleboro
,
USA
1998 External Examiner
for B.Sc. Environmental Science Programme
Plymouth
University
Academic
Advisor to Theoretical Biology Post Graduate
Programme, Centre for Theoretical Studies and Charles University,
Prague
,
Czech Republic
1999
Advisory Board of The Ecologist
2000
Scientific
Advisor to Interdisciplinary University,
Paris
,
France
2001- Visiting Reader, Open
University
Visiting
Professor,
Institute
of
Physics
,
Catania University
,
Sicily
Research - Project Grant Awards
1971-1974
Fellowship of the
National Genetics Foundation
USA
(one of
five national awardees)US$18 000-20 000 p.a.over
three years
1972-1975
MRC Research Grant for b-Galactosidase Isoenzymes in
Hereditary
Diseases £30 000
1974-1977
MRC Project Grant for Glycolipid Turnover and Lysosomal
Function £70
000
1979-1980 Open University Research
Project Grant for Genetics and
Epigenetics of
Adaptation in Drosophila ~£10 000?
1980-1981
Open University Research
Project Grant for Genetics and Epigenetics of Adaptation in Drosophila
~£10 000?
1980-1983 Nuffield Foundation Project
Grant for Biochemistry, Genetics
and Evolution of Lactase Persistence in Human Populations
£36 000
1981
Open University
Research Project Grant extension £13000
1983-1984
Nuffield Foundation
Project Grant Extension for Biochemistry,
Genetics and
Evolution of Lactase Persistence £14 000
1983-1984
Open University Research
Project Grant for Preparation of
mRNA form Human Foetal Jejunum and
In vitro Translation of
Lactase message £?
1984-1985
Wellcome
Trust Project Grant on Investigations on Lactase
Biosynthesis
with Monoclonal Antibodies £23 000
1984-1985
Open University Research
Committee Grant for the Molecular
Basis of
Lactase Persistence £16 000
1984
Open University
Research Committee Grant for 'Molecular
Cloning of
Lactase mRNA in lgt11'£4500
1985-1988 MRC Project Grant on the
Molecular Basis of Lactase
Persistence
£85 000
1985-1988
Open University Research
Project Grant for Dynamics of
Segmentation
in Drosophila melanogasta
£40 000
1985-1986
Open University Research
Project Grant on Lactase
Biosynthesis
and Transport £13 000
1989 Open University
project grant on Electrical Activities and Pattern
Formation in
Drosophila £6 500
1991 Fetzer
Foundation small project grant for investigating possible
Bohm-Aharanov phenomenon in biological pattern formation
US$9 000
1993-1994 Open University Research
Committee Project Grant on Noninvasive
Interference Colour Vital Imaging £32 000
1995-1996 EPSRC-LINK
Project Grant on Noninvasive Imaging on Colour and Energetics of Liquid Crystalline Mesophases
in Living Organisms.
£80 000 with
matching £75 000 contribution from industry in
equipment and consultancy.
Final report rated
alpha-4 “Very significant contribution to the field”
1998 Goldsmith Foundation
grant £20 000 for personal secondment to
genetic engineering information center and biophysics
research
1999 Goldsmith Foundation
grant £20 000 for establishing Institute of
Science in
Society
2000
Goldsmith Foundation grant £20 000
continued support for Institute
Of
Science in Society
2001 Goldsmith Foundation
grant £20 000 continued support for Institute
Of
Science in Society
Patents and
Inventions
1995
UK Patent on
Polarized Light Microscopy granted GB2270774A
1996
US
Patent on Polarized Light Microscopy granted US5559630
1996 UK Patent on
Collagen and Ultrasound Therapy pending
UK Patent on
Collagen and Subtle Energy Medicine pending
Travel
Grants/Fellowships
1975 Royal
Society Travel Grant to Neurochemistry Society
Conference,
Barcelona
,
Spain
£300
1977 Open University Travel Grant to Conference
on Dynamics and Regulation
of Evolving Systemes,
Schloss Elmau
,
Germany
£250
1979 Open
University Travel Grant to Conference of the International
Society for
the Study of Time,
Alpbach
,
Austria
£300
1980 Open
University Travel Grant to Conference on Dialectics of
Biology and
Society, Bressanone £250
1981 Open
University Travel Grant to Conference on Evolution and
Environment,
Czechoslovakia
,
Academy
of
Science
£165
1981 Royal
Society Travel Grant to Conference on Evolution and
Environment,
Brno
, Czechoslavakia £165
1983
Royal Society
Travel Grant to Conference on Mathematics in
Biology and
Medicine £450
1984
Nuffield
Foundation Small Grants for `Molecular Cloning of
Lactase mRNA
in the Expression Vector lgt11
£2300
1984
Royal Society
study visit grant for `Molecular Cloning of
Lactase in lgt11' £1340
1985
Open University
Travel Grant to Third Schnierla Conference in
Comparative
Psychology,
New York
£450
1987 Open
University Travel Grant to Comparative Psychology Conference
in
Costa Rica
£500
1987 Open
University Travel Grant to Conference on Evolution in
Prague
,
Czechoslovakia
£350
1995 Royal
Society European Exchange Fellowship to International Institute of Biophysics
for study on photon emission from biological systems £850
1997 Italian Atomic
Energy Research Fund to
Institute
of
Physics
,
Catania
University
,
for photon emission from biological
systems, £1000
1999
Italian Biophysics Foundation, photon
emission from biological
Systems,
£1000
2001
Italian National Research Support,
Charge and energy transduction in
Collagen,
£1600
Other Activities
1979-present Attended
numerous invited conferences (including an open debate on evolution
with Ernst Mayr organized by the late Paul Feyerband in ETH,
Switzerland in 1991) and given many informal seminars and
public lectures both within
UK
and abroad on all areas of research.
1982-present
Refereed papers for Journal of Theoretical Biology
, Biochem. J., Biochem. Biophys. Acta, Am. J. Human Genet .,
Am. J. Biophysics,
J. of Consciousness Studies, Microbial
Ecology in Health
and Disease, etc.
1982-present Book reviews for Endeavour, Sesame, Circular of the Paleontological Association , Annals of Human Genetics. Heredity, New scientist and Times Higher
Education Supplement, etc.
1988-present Refereed grants for Research
Councils in
Canada
and
U.K.
1986 Poem published in Spokes
as a result of a competition.
1989 Painting published
in a scientific book.
1994 Two
paintings published in magazine in connection with an article on art and
science
1982 Interview
given to Horizon BBC producer on evolution
Interview given to
Francis Hitching for popular book on
'Where
Darwin
went Wrong'
Telephone
interview given to popular science writer for the
`Science Digest'
1985 Interview
given to Norddeutischer
Rundfunk Fernsehen on
alternative to neo-Darwinism
Interview
given to BBCTV (Schools) on new approaches to evolution
1987 Interview given to
Mexican TV on The New Evolutionary
paradigm
1988 Radio Interview
given to BBC on Gaia and Evolution
1989
Radio interview
on 'Electromagnetic Man'
1990 'Women's Hour'
interview on Gaia and Global Ecology
1992 Interview
to BBC2 TV programme on "Culture Clash" on
the relationship
between science and art
1994 Interview
given to Norddeutischer Rundfunk
Fernsehen on research
into electrodynamic coherence in living organisms
1990 Working Group for
Global Cooperation for a Better World
Peace
Messenger Initiative dedicated to the United Nations,
Athens
3-7, Jan., Report produced as a result.
1995 Interview
given to "Wall to Wall" BBCTV series on gene biotechnology
1996 Interview
given to BBC food programme on gene biotechnology and my research work on the liquid crystalline nature of
organisms.
Interview
given to BBC Radio 5 on gene biotechnology
Interview
given to Dutch magazine, Jonas, on my research (published Oct, 1996)
Interview
given to Milton Keynes Radio on genetically engineered
foods
Interview
given to BBC Radio 4 The World Tonight on genetically
modified foods
1997 Interview given to
BBC Radio 4 Analysis on Ethics and
Responsibility
of Scientists
Interview
given to BBC World Service on the moral responsibility
of scientists
Interviews
given to CBC Radio (
Canada
)
on genetic engineering
1998 Interview on Irish
TV Prime Time on Cloning
Interview on
BBC Radio 4 Today Programme on new
genetic engineering book
Interview
given to BBC World Service on
genetic engineering book
Interviews
given to Kindred spirit, Irish Times, the Financial
Times, the
Universe and other newspapers on genetic
engineering book
Interview on
BBC Radio 4 Start the Week on genetic engineering
book
TV
Interviews and press-conferences in
Geneva
,
Lausanne
and
Zurich
Interviews
and press conferences in
Valencia
Interviews
and press conference in
Paris
TV and
newspaper interviews in
Barcelona
Radio
interviews and phone-ins,
New York
News Night
TV debate on biotechnology
Main feature
on German TV documentory in biotechnology
Special
interview on Channel 4TV Newsnight
Interview by
THES
Interview by
Friends of the Earth magazine
BBC Southeast
TV interview
Weekly
Planet, Channel 4 TV
Radio 5 live
discussion phone-in
San
Francisco
Public Radio
Radio
America
interview and phone-in
KQED Public
Radio, USA-wide interview and phone-in
Toronto
,
KFYP radio Bismark interview and phone-in
Toronto
, Amercian Freedom Network interview and phone-in
Interview by
GeneWatch
Interview
with BBC World Service
Interviews
given to numerous journalists over the phone
1999 Interviews on To-day
BBC Radio 4 on genetic engineering
Interview on
Today BBC Radio 4 on acupuncture
Interview on
BBC World Service on acupuncture
Interview on
BBC Radio 4 Learning Curve
Interview on
BBC World Service Outlook
Interview on
BBC Wolrd Service programme
on Mapping
Interview on
BBC Radio 4 The Material World on the liquid
crystalline
organism and acupuncture
Interviews
on TV and newspapers in
India
while on tour
Interview on
Channel 4 TV with Jonathan Miller
Interview
with Irish TV
Expert
witness, New
Ross
,
Ireland
on
GM crops
Invited
Meeting in Office of Michael Meacher, Minister for
the
Environment
Interviews
with journalists,
Malaysia
Interviews
for 2 Japan TVs and several newspapers while on tour
Interview
for BBC World service on patents
Interview on
Singapore Radio on GM crops
Interview
with BBC correspondent
Interviews
with 2 Belgian journalists on GM crops and personal history
Interview
with producer for Dutch radio programme
Feature in
Open University programme on scientific activism
Interviews
on 3 radio stations in
Santa
Barbara
Interviews
on 3 radio programmes in
San
Francisco
Interview
for TV in
Seattle
,
WTO conference
TV debate,
Channel 4 News
2000
Interviews for
3 radio programmes in
Montreal
, Biosafety Conference
Interviews
given to two journalists in
Montreal
, Biosafety Converence
Interview
for Channel 4 TV Equinox
Interviews
for 2 magazines,
Ireland
Interview
for magazine,
San Francisco
Debate on
Channel 4 TV
Interview
for Science/Spiritual Quest
TV and radio
interviews/debates in
Thailand
Numerous
TV, radio, magazine and newspaper interviews in
Ecuador
,
Buenos
Aires
,
Montevideo
and
Porto Alegre
Newspaper
interviews in
Edinburgh
,
Scotland
Newspaper
interview in
Montpellier
,
France
TV,
radio and newspaper interviews in
Vancouver
2001 Video-link
witness statement for New Zealand Royal Commission on Genetic Engineering
TV
discussion in
Kuala Lumpur
Interviewed
for Canadian TV documentary
BBC World
Service interview on human cloning
Channel 4 TV
News Night on Royal Society Report
Interviewed
by Canadian Catholic magazine on GM human
Interview by
Australian TV documentary
Interview by
Belgian magazine
Interview by
CBC radio
2002
Interviewed by journalists and TV
presenter in World Social Forum,
Porto
Alegre
,
Brazil
Interviewed
by Journalists and TV presenter during Biosafety
Conference,
The
Hague
Interviewed
by BBC Radio 4 You and Yours on biopiracy
Interviewed
by Wired News regarding DNA Biobank
Many interviews
given to journalists over the phone and internet
1994-present Scientific advisor to the Third World Network on
Biotechnology and Biosafety
Attended
most of the UN Biosafety Conferences also some
WTO conferences
Issues
surrounding Modern Biotechnology, comments on Chapter 16,
UN Agenda 21on sound management of biotechnology,
and speaker for TWN at several UN conference
between 1995 and 1998.
Took part in
drafting:
Scientists
Statement on the Need for Tighter Regulation and Control of Genetic
Engineering, July 1994
Biosafety - Scientific Findings and the Need for a
Protocol,
An
Independent Expert Report prepared for the Biodiversity
Convention,
November 1995
Draft
Protocol to the Convention on Biological Diversity
Concerning
Safety in Biotechnology, Federal Democratic
Republic
of
Ethiopia
,
October 1996
Report
on agricultural biotechnology, "Promises and Perils of Genetically
Modified Foods" written for Greenpeace International
and circulated at the World Food Summit in
Rome
,
13 Nov. 1996
General
Report on Genetic Engineering Biotechnology, circulated
at the UN meeting on Biosafety,
Montreal
,
May, 1997.
Report on
Food Safety, circulated at UN meetings on Biosafety
Montreal
,
Nov. 1997, and Feb. 1998
Debated
genetic engineering at World Bank Meeting, Nov. 1997
Report on
Genetic Engineering and Infectious Diseases, circulated
at UN meeting on Biosafety,
Montreal
,
Feb. 1998
Speaker at
Green Party Conference on genetic engineering,
European
Parliament,
Brussels
,
March, 1998
Affidavits
and scientific consultant for Irish case vs
Monsanto's transgenic sugar beet,
Affidavit
and expert witness on Greenpeace activist case
Affidavit
and expert witness on New
Ross
,
Ireland
activists
case
Briefing to
Govt. delegates at WTO Conference on Biopatents Speaker for numerous campaigning
groups in
UK
,
Austria
,
Belgium France,
Ireland
,
Switzerland
,
Spain
,
India
,
Brazil
,
Malaysia
,
Japan
Canada, USA, Indonesia, etc.
Correspondences
with
UK
Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and
Food 1996
Correspondences with
UK
Health and Safety Executive, 1997.
Correspondences
with EC Biotechnology, 1998
Numerous
debates in local communities in
UK
and other countries
Numerous
talks and public lectures on GMOs
World
Scientists Statement calling for a moratorium on GMOs
and
ban on patents on life, 1999
Open Letter
from World Scientists, October, 1999, now signed by
251 from 34
countries, Submitted to World Trade Organization, Seattle
Nov. 1999
Briefing
paper on GMOs, 1999-2000
Key briefing
papers on scope of Biosafety Protocol circulated at
Conference
in
Montreal
Jan 2000, contributed to success of
Biosafety Protocol finally agreed
Open Letter
from World Scientists to UN Commission on Sustainable
Development,
April 2000
Debate with
Rockefeller Foundation on Transgenic Technologies and
Sustainable
Agriculture, April 2000
Submitted
evidence to
UK
enquiry on Chardon LL
Submitted
witness brief to NZ Royal Commission on Genetic Engineering
Submitted
comments to UK ACRE’s Best Practice in GM Crop Design
Expert
witness for trial of citizens taking action against GM crops
Advise on
Malaysia
Biosafety Law 2001
Invited
briefing for US Academy of Science on GM Crops, 2001
Submitted
evidence to UK House of Lords on Stem Cells 2001
Submitted
evidence to UK Royal Society on GM Risks 2001
Submitted
evidence to Scientific Steering Committee on UK Field Trials
2001
Speaker in
Green Research Forum on Framework VI, 2001
Invited
evidence to European Parliament on Framework VI, 2001
Speaker
in WHO Conference on Human Genome and
Health
,
Thailand
.
Invited plenary speaker for 1st National Conference on
Life Sciences, Malaysia Academy of Sciences.
1999 Founded Institute of
Science in Society to promote public understanding
of science, socially responsible and science for sustainable
living.
2001 Nominated
expert for Biosafety Clearing House of the Cartegena Biosafety Protocol
Nomi
2001 Expert consultant to
FAO/WHO on GMM biosafety
Publications (Incomplete
listing)
Books - Research
1. Beyond neoDarwinism: An
Introduction to the New Evolutionary Paradigm. M.W. Ho and
P.T.Saunders (eds), Academic Press, 1984.
2. Evolutionary Processes and Metaphors,
M.W. Ho and S.W. Fox, eds., Wiley, 1988.
3. The Rainbow and the Worm - The Physics of
Organisms, M.W. Ho, World Scientific,
Singapore
, 1993.
4. Bioelectrodynamics and Biocommunication,
M.W. Ho, F.A. Popp, and U. Warnke, eds.,
World
Scientic
,
Singapore
,
1994.
5. Bioenergetics, M.W. Ho (ed), Open University Press,
Milton
Keynes
.
6. Genetic Engineering Dream or Nightmare? The
Brave New World of Bad Science and Big
Business, M.W. Ho,
Gateway Books,
Bath
, 1998.
7. The Rainbow and the Worm - The Physics of Organisms, 2nd (enlarged) Edition, M.W.
Ho,
World Scientific,
Singapore
, 1998.
8.
Fatal
Flaws in Food Safety Assessment: Critique of The Joint FAO/WHO Biotechnology
and Food Safety Report,
M.W. Ho and R.A. Steinbrecher,
Third
World
Network,
Penang
,
1998.
9. Gene Technology and the Etiology of
Infectious Diseases. M.W. Ho et al,
Third
World
Network,
Penang
, 1998.
10.
Genetic Engineering Dream or Nightmare?
The Brave New World of Bad Science and Big
Business, 2nd ed., Gateway Books,
Bath
, 1999.
11.
Biotechnology Patents Are Patently Absurd.
M.W. Ho,
Third World
Network,
Penang
,
2001.
12. Horizontal Gene Transfer, The Hidden Hazards of Genetic Engineering,
M.W. Ho, Third World Network, Penang, 2001.
13. Slipping Through the Regulatory Net: ‘Naked’ and ‘Free’ Nucleic Acids,
M.W. Ho, A. Ryan, J. Cummins and T. Traavik,
Third
World
Network Biotechnology Series,
Third
World
Network,
Penang
,
2001.
14. The Golden Rice: An Exercise on How Not to Do Science, Mae-Wan Ho,
Third World Network Biotechnology Series, Third World Network, Penang, 2002.
15. FAQs
on Genetic Engineering, M.W. Ho, Third World Network Biotechnology Series,
Third World Network, Penang, 2002.
16.
Love of the Magician, a post-modernist
integration of science and human experience,
Gateway Books, (in
preparation)
OU textbooks
1. Molecular Genetics, Unit 6, S299 Genetics, An Open University Second Level Course,
M.W. Ho, Open University Press, 1976.
2. Species and Speciation, Unit 12, S364
Evolution, An Open University Third Level Course,
M.W. Ho, Open University Press, 1981.
3. Macroevolution and Development, Unit 13,
S364 Evolution, An Open University Third
Level Course, M.W. Ho, Open University Press, 1981.
4. The Process of Heredity. M.W. Ho and B.
C. Goodwin, Genetics S298 Unit 1, Open
University Press,
Milton
Keynes
, 1987.
5. Regulation of Gene Expression in Bacteria
and Viruses, Genetics S298 Unit 7. M.W. Ho.
Open University Press,
Milton
Keynes
, 1987.
6. Regulation of Gene Expression in Eukaryotes,
Genetics S298 Unit 8. M.W. Ho. Open
University Press,
Milton
Keynes
, 1987.
7. Genes in Populations, Genetics S298 Units 11
& 12. M.W. Ho. Open University
Press,
Milton Keynes
,
1987.
8. Techniques and Exercises in Molecular
Genetics, Genetics S298 Supplement, S. Plakidou
and M.W. Ho.
Open University Press,
Milton Keynes
,
1987.
9. Bioenergetics Book 2, S327, An Open University Third Level Course, M.W. Ho, ed.,
Open University Press,
Milton
Keynes
, 1995.
10.
Energy
in biological systems. M.W. Ho In Bioenergetics Book 2, S327, An Open University Third Level Course (M.W. Ho, ed.), pp
7-11, Open University Press, Milton
Keynes, 1995.
11.
Thermodynamics
and energy flow, M.W. Ho. In Bioenergetics Book 2, S327, An Open University Third Level Course (M.W. Ho, ed.), pp
12-50, Open University Press,
Milton
Keynes
, 1995.
12.
Enzymes -flexi-molecular energy machines. M.W. Ho. In Bioenergetics Book 2, S327, An
Open University
Third Level Course (M.W. Ho, ed.), pp 51-74, Open
University Press,
Milton
Keynes
, 1995.
13.
Choreographer and dancer. M.W. Ho. In Bioenergetics Book 2, S327, An Open
University
Third Level Course (M.W. Ho, ed.), pp117-138, Open
University Press,
Milton
Keynes
, 1995.
14.
The energetics of the four-minute mile. M.W. Ho and D. Harris. In Bioenergetics Book 2,
S327, An Open
University Third Level
Course (M.W. Ho, ed.), pp 186-234, Open University Press,
Milton
Keynes
, 1995.
15.
How to be a vibrant coherent whole. M.W. Ho In Bioenergetics Book 2, S327, An
Open University
Third Level Course (M.W. Ho, ed.), pp 235-240, Open University
Press,
Milton Keynes
,
1995.
16.
The moral responsibility of scientists, A case study.
M.W. Ho in Science and the Public,
Open University M.Sc.
Course, 1998.
Papers in Refereed Journals
1.
Morphine Cancels Effect of Magnesium on Hormone-Sensitive Uptake of Glucose by
Muscle.
E. O'F. Walsh and M.W. Poon
(maiden name). Nature
(Lond)
215: 525-26, 1967.
2.
Effects of Morphine on the Hormonal Control of Metabolism - IV. Morphine induced
Changes in Sensitivity of Glucose-uptake
system of Muscle to Extracellular Magnesium.
M.W. Poon , M.L. Ng and E.
O'F. Walsh. Biochem. Pharmacol . 7: 1575-
80, 1968.
3. b-Galactosidase Deficiency in Hurler's Syndrome. M. MacBrinn, S. Okada, M. Wollacott,
V. Patel, M.W.
Ho, A.L. Tappel and J.S. O'Brien. New
Eng.
J. Med . 281:
338-43,
1969.
4. Generalised Gangliosidosis:
Impaired Cleavage of Galactose from a Mucopolysaccharide and
a Glycoprotein. M.C. MacBrinn,
S. Okada, M.W. Ho, C.C. Hu and J.S. O'Brien.
Science, 163:
964-67, 1969.
5. Hurler's Syndrome: Deficiency of a Specific
b-Galactosidase Isoenzyme. M.W. Ho
and
J.S. O'Brien. Science, 165:611-13, 1969.
6. Stimulation of Acid b-Galactosidase Activity By Chloride
Ions. M.W. Ho and J.S.
O'Brien.Clin. Chim. Acta , 30: 531-34, 1970
7. Ganglioside
Storage Diseases. J.S. O'Brien, S.
Okada, M.W. Ho, D.L. Fillerup, M.L.
Veath and K. Adams. In Lipid
Storage Diseases ,
pp 225-273, Academic Press, New
York
, 1971.
8. Ganglioside
Storage Diseases. J.S. O'Brien, S.
Okada, M.W. Ho, D.L. Fillerup, M.L.
Veath and K. Adams. Fed. Proc
., 30: 956-69,
1971.
9. Differential Effect of Chloride Ions on b-Galactosidase Isoenzymes: A
Method for Separate
Assay. M.W. Ho and J.S. O'Brien. Clin. chim. Acta, 32, 223-36, 1971.
10.
Gaucher's disease: Deficiency of `Acid' b-Glucosidase and Reconstitution of Enzyme
Acticity in vitro I. M.W. Ho and J.S. O'Brien. Proc.
Nat. Acad. Sci .
USA
, 68: 2810-
13, 1971.
11.
Adult Gaucher's Disease: Kindred Studies and
Demonstration of a Deficiency of Acid
b-Glucosidase in Cultured Fibroblasts. M.W. Ho, J. Seck,
D. Schmidt, L. Veath, W.
Johnson, R.O. Brady and J.S. O'Brien. Am. J.
Hum. Genet . 24:
37-45, 1972.
12.
I-cell Disease: Biochemical Studies.
J.G. Leroy, M.W. Ho, M.C. MacBrinn, K. Zielke, J.
Jacob and J.S. O'Brien. Ped.
Res . 1972.
13.
Fabry's Disease: Evidence for a Physically Altered b-Galactosidase. M.W. Ho, S. Beutler,
L.Tennant
and J.S. O'Brien. Am. J. Hum. Genet .
24:
256-266, 1972. (Reprinted in Biochemical
Basis of Inherited Human Diseases . MSS
Information Corporation, New
York
, 1973.
14.
Ceramide Trihexoside b-Galactosidase: Kinetic Properties and Alterations in Fabry's
Disease. M.W. Ho.
Fed. Proc . 31: 437, 1972.
15.
Glucocerebrosidase:
Reconstitution of Activity from Macromolecular Components. M.W. Ho,
J.S. O'Brien, N.S. Radin and J.S. Erickson. Biochem. J . 131:
173-76, 1973.
16.
Hydrolysis of Ceramide Trihexoside
by a Specific b-Galactosidase from Human Liver.
M.W. Ho, Biochem. J . 133:
1-10, 197.3
17.
Hydrolysis of GM S1 S galglioside by Human Liver b-Galactrosidase Isoenzymes. M.W.
Ho,
P. Cheetham and D. Robinson, Biochem. J . 136:
351-59, 1973.
18.
Identity of Acid b-Glucosidase and Glucocerebrosidase
in Human Spleen. M.W. Ho, Biochem. J . 136: 721-29, 1973.
19.
Glucocerebrosidase: Reconstitution from Mutliple components Depends on Acidic Phospholipids. M.W. Ho and N.D. Light, Biochem. J . 136 821823. 1973.
20.
GM-S1
S Gangliosidosis
Type II. J.S. O'Brien, M.W. Ho, M.L. Veath, J.F. Wilson, G. Myers, J.M. Optiz,
G.M. Zurheim, J.W. Spranger, H.A. Hartman, B. Haneberg and F.R. Grosse. Clin. Genet . 3: 411-434, 1974.
21.
Glucocerebrosidase: Stiochiometry
of Association between Effector and Catalytic
Proteins. M.W. Ho and M. Rigby.
Biochem. Biophys. Acta . 396, 267-73, 1975.
22.
Specificity of Low Molecular Weight Glycoprotein Effector
of Lipid Glycosidase. M.W.
Ho. FEBS
Letters . 53:
243-47, 1975.
23.
Chloride Ions Cancel Out Inhibition of b-Galactosidase
Activity by Acid Mucopolysaccharides. M.W. Ho and A. Fluharty. Nature (Lond) 253:660. 1975
24.
Genetic Heterogeneity in GM S1
S Gangliosidoses
. H. Galjaard, A. Hoogeveen, W.
Keijzer, H.a.
de Wit-Verbeed, A.J.J. Reuser,
M.W. Ho and D. Robinson. Nature
(Lond) 254: 6062, 1975.
25.
The Glycolipid Storage Disease. M.W. Ho. Medikon 6:
3-12, 1977
26.
On the Increase in Complexity in Evolution. P.T. Saunders and M.W. Ho. J. Theor.
Biol .63: 375-84, 1976
27.
In Defence of
Complexity. P.T.
Saunders and M.W. Ho.J. Theor. Biol . 68:
235-37, 1977.
28.
Glycophingolipid Storage Disease: Biochemistry and
Genetics. M.W. Ho, A.G.W.
Norden and J.A. Alhadeff. Mol.
Cell. Biochem . 17: 125138, 1977.
29.
Beyond neo-Darwinism: an Epigenetic Approach to
Evolution. M.W. Ho and
P.T. Saunders. J. Theor. Biol . 78: 573-91, 1979.
30.
What is the Unit of Natural Selection?
M.W. Ho and P.T. Saunders.Evolution Theory
5:
169-72, 1981.
31.
On the increase in Complexity in Evolution. II. The Relativity of
Complexity and the Principle of Minimum Increase. P.T. Saunders and M.W. Ho. J. Theor. Biol . 90: 515-
30, 1981.
32.
Lactase
Polymorphism in Adult British Natives.
Estimating Allele Frequencies by Enzyme Assays.
M.W. Ho, S. Povey and D. Swallow. Am. J.
Human Genetics 34; 650-657,
1982.
33.
Effect of Successive Generations of Ether Treatment on Penetrance
and Expression of the Bithorax Phenocopy. M.W. Ho, C. Tucker, D. Keeley and P.T. Saunders. J. exp.
Zool
225:
1-12, 1983
34.
The Bithorax Phenocopy and
Pattern Formation. I. Spatiotemporal Characteristics of the Phenocopy Response. M.W. Ho, E. Bolton and P.T.
Saunders. Exp. Cell Biol .
51: 282-
290, 1983.
35.
The Bithorax Phenocopy and
Pattern Formation. II.
A Model of Prepattern Formation.
M.W. Ho, P.T. Saunders and E. Bolton. Exp. Cell Biol . 51:
291-299, 1983.
36.
Is neo-Darwinism Falsifiable and Does it Matter? P.T. Saunders and M.W. Ho. Nature
and Systems 4:
179-196, 1982
37.
Where does Biological Form Come From?
M.W. Ho. Revista di Biologia 77:
147-79,
1984.
38.Human Lactase and the Molecular Basis of Lactase
Persistence. J. Potter, H.W. Ho, H.
Bolton
,
A. Furth, D. Swallow and B. Griffiths. Biochem. Genetics 23: 423-39, 1985.
39.
Preparation of a Monoclonal Antibody to Human Lactase. D. Swallow, J. Potter, F. Green
and M.W. Ho. J. Immunol. Methods 77: 139-45, 1985.
40.
Primary and Secondary Waves in Development.
P.T. Saunders and M.W. Ho J. Theor.
Biol 114:
491-504, 1985
41.
A
New Paradigm for Evolution. M.W. Ho,
P.T. Saunders and S.W. Fox. New
Scientist
27
Feb., 41
-43, 1986.
42.
Heredity as Process: Towards a Radical Reformulation of Heredity. M.W. Ho Rivista di Biologia 79:
407-47, 1986.
1.
Through a neo-Darwinian Glass Darkly.
M.W. Ho, P.T.Saunders and S.W. Fox
BioEssays 6: 3-4, 1987.
2.
Evolution by Process, not by
Consequence Implications of the New Molecular Genetics
on Development and Evolution. M.W. Ho International J. Comp. Psychology
1: 3-27,
1987.
3.
How Rational can Rational Morphology
Be? M.W. Ho Rivista di Biologia 81:11-55,
1988.
46.
Isolation of a cDNA probe for a Human Jejunal Brush-border Hydrolase, Sucrase-
isomaltase and Assignment of
the Gene Locus to Chromosome 3 Green, F., Edwards, Y.,
Hauri, H.P., Povey,
S., Ho, M.W., Pinto, M. and Swallow, D. Gene 57:101-10, 1987.
47.
Ether-induced Disturbances to Segmentation in Drosophila melanogaster. M.W. Ho, A Matheson, P.T. Saunders, B.C. Goodwin and A Smallcombe.
Roux's Arch Devel. Biol 196: 511-21, 1987.
48.
An Exercise in Rational Taxonomy. M.W. Ho. J. theor. Biol. 147: 43-57, 1990.
49.Mosaic Pattern of Lactase Expression by Villous Enterocytes in Human Adult-type Hypolactasia. Maiuri, L., Raia, V., Potter, J., Swallow,
D., Ho, M.W., Fiocca, R., Finzi,
G., Cornaggia,
M., Capella, D., Quaroni, D. and Auricchio, S.Gastroenterology 100:
359-
69, 1991.
50.Re-animating Nature: the Integration of Science with Human Experience.Ho, M.W. Leonardo 24:
607-615, 1991.
51.
The Role of Action in Evolution: Evolution by Process and the Ecological
Approach to Perception. M.W. Ho.Cultural Dynamics 4: 336-54,
1991.
52.Brief Exposure to Weak Static Magnetic Fields during Early
Embryogenesis Cause
Cuticular Pattern
Abnormalities in Drosophila larvae.
Ho, M.W., Stone,
T., Jerman, I.,
Bolton
,
J.,
Bolton
, H., Goodwin, B.C., Saunders,
P.T. and Robertson,
F. Physics in
Biology and Medicine 37
(5): 1171-9, 1992.
53.Electrodynamic Activities and Their Role in the
Organization of Body Pattern. Ho, M.W., Ross, S.,
Bolton
,
H., Popp, F.A., and Xu, X.J. Scientific Exploration
6: 59
-77,
1992.
54.Development, Rational Taxonomy and Systematics.
M.W. HoRivista di
Biologia 85 (2): 193-211, 1992.
55.A Universal Developmental Mechanism for
Hutchinson
's
rule. M.W. Ho Rivista di
Biologia 85: 385-9, 1993.
56.Rational Taxonomy andThe Natural
System- with Particular Reference to Segmentation
M.W. Ho and P.T. Saunders. Acta Biotheoretica 41: 298-304, 1993.
57.Evolutionary Theory and World Future. M.W. Ho World Futures 38: 97-106, 1993.
58.
What is (Schrödinger's) Negentropy? M.W. Ho Rivista di Biologia 87:
149-172, 1994.
59.
Reliable Segmentation by Successive Bifurcation.P.T.
Saunders and M.W. Ho, Bull.
Math.Biol. 57, 539-556, 1994.
60.
Unravelling Gene Biotechnology. M.W.
Ho. Soundings 1, 77-98, 1995.
61.
Bioenergetics and the Coherence of Organisms. M.W. Ho. Neural Network World 5,
733-750, 1995.
62.
The Biology of Free Will. M.W. Ho. J. Consciousness Studies 3,
231-244, 1996.
63.
Colour-contrast in Polarized Light Microscopy of
Weakly Birefringent biological
specimens. R. H. Newton, J. Haffegee and M.W. Ho. J. Microscopy 180,
127-130, 1995.
64.
Molecular Orientations in an Extruded Collagenous
Composite, the Marginal Rib of the
Egg Capsule of the Dogfish Scyliorhinus canicula; a Novel Lyotropic Liquid Crystalline Arrangement and How it is Defined in
the Spinneret. D.P. Knight, S.W. Hu, L.J. Gathercole, M. Rusaouen-Innocent, M.W. Ho and R.H.
Newton. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc.
351, 1205-1222, 1996.
65.
Organisms as Polyphasic Liquid Crystals. M.W. Ho, J. Haffegee, R.H. Newton, S. Ross,
Y.M. Zhou and J.P.
Bolton. Bioelectrochemistry and Bioenergetics 41, 81-91, 1996.
66.
Imaging Liquid Crystalline Mesophases in vivo and in
vitro: measuring molecular birefringence
and order parameter of liquid crystals. Y.M. Zhou, R.H. Newton, J.P.
Bolton
,
J. Haffegee, J.Y. Brown, S. Ross and M.W. Ho. Bios96..
67. Biophoton Emission in
Synchronously Developing Populations of Early Drosophila Embryos.Y.M. Zhou, M.W. Ho, J.P.R. Bolton, M. Milani,
M. Costato and F.
Musumeci. Bios96
.
68.
On the nature of sustainable economic systems. M.W. Ho
World Futures 51, 199-221,
1998.
69.
Quantum coherence and conscious experience. M.W. Ho Kybernetes 26, 263-276, 1997.
70.
Quantitative image analysis of birefringent
biological materials. S. Ross, R. H. Newton,
Y.M. Zhou, J. Haffegee,
M.W. Ho, J. Bolton, D. Knight. J.
Microscopy 187, 62-67,
1997.
71.
Towards a theory of the organism. M.W. Ho Integrative Physiology and Behavioral
Sciences 1997.
73.
The new age of the organism. M.W. Ho Architectural
Design Profile No. 129, New
Science = New Architecture?, 1997.
74.
Gene technology and gene ecology of infectious diseases. M.W. Ho, T. Traavik, O.
Olsvik, B. Tappeser, C. V. Howard, C.
von Weizsacker and G. C. McGavin. Microbial
Ecology in Health and Disease 10, 33-39, 1998.
75.
Liquid crystalline meridians. M.W. Ho and D.M. Knight.
The American Journal of
Chinese Medicine 26, 251-263, 1998.
76.
In vitro formation by reverse dialysis of collagen gels containing highly
oriented arrays of
fibrils. D.P. Knight, L. Nash, X.W. Hu, J. Haffegee and M.W. Ho. Journal
of Biomedical Materials Research,
1998.
77.
Fatal flaws in food safety assessment. M.W. Ho and R. Steinbrecher
Journal of
Nutritional and Environmental Interactions 2, 51-84, 1998.
78.
Influence of cations in extracellular
liquid on delayed luminescence of acetabularia
acetabulum.
Ho, M.W., Musumeci, F., Scordino,
A. and Triglia, A. Journal of
Photochemistry and
Photobiology 45, 60-66, 1999.
79.
Influence of membrane potential on delayed luminescence of Acetabularia
acetabulum. M.W. Ho, F.
Musumeci, A. Scordino and A. Triglia. Journal of Photochemistry and
Photobiology 55, 70-3, 2000.
80.
The cauliflower mosaic viral promoter – a recipe for disaster? M.W. Ho, A. Ryan
and J. Cummins, Microbial Ecology in
Health and Disease 11, 194-197, 1999.
81.
The hazards of CaMV promoter. J. Cummins, M.W. Ho and
A. Ryan, Nature Biotechnology 18,363,
2000.
82.
The hazards of transgenic plants with the cauliflower mosaic viral promoter. M.W. Ho, A. Ryan and J. Cummins. Microbial Ecology in Health and Disease
12, 6-11, 2000.
83.
The CaMV 35S promoter fragmentation hotspot confirmed
and it is active in animal systems. Microbial
Ecology in Health and Disease 12, 127, 2000
84. Veljkovic V and Ho MW. AIDS vaccines
or dangerous biological agent? AIDScience 2002, http://aidscience.org/Debates/aidscience019d.asp
85. Ho,
M.W., Musumeci, F., Scordino, A, Triglia, A. and Privitera, G. (2002). Delayed
luminescence from bovine Achilles’ tendon and its dependence on collagen
structure.
J. Photochem. Photobiol.
(in press).
Contributions to Collected Volumes
1.
Effects of Detergents on Ceramide-3
Hydrolysis by a-Galactosidase A.W. Schram, M.W. Ho, S. Cordus, M. Samson, M.H. Hamers,
I. Brown, D. Rabinson and J.M. Tager. In Enzymes of
Lipid Metabolism. (S. Gatt, L. Freysz
and P. Mandel, eds.) pp 531-35, Plenum Press,
New York
,
1971.
2.
Sphinolipidoses:
Detection of Heterozygotes and Homozygotes. J.S. O'Brien, M.W. Ho, S. Okada, K. Zielke, M.L. Veath and L.
Tennant. In Shingolipids, Shingolipidoses and Allied Disorders , pp
581-97, Plenum Publishing Corp,
New York
,
1972.
3.
Glucocerebrosidase: A
Model of Enzyme Action in Membrane. M.W.
Ho. In Enzyme Therapy and Lysosomal
Storage Diseases (Eds, J.M. Tager,
G.J.M. Hooghwinkel and W.Th.
Daems) pp 239-246, 1974.
4.
Adaptation and Natural Selection:
Mechanism and Teleology. M.W. Ho and
P.T. Saunders. In Towards a Liberatory Biology (S. Rose, ed)
pp 87-104, Allison and Busby,
London
,
1982.
5.
The Epigenetic Approach to the
Evolution of Organisms - with Notes on its Relevance to Social and Cultural Evolution. M.W. Ho and P.T. Saunders. In Learning,
Development, and Culture (H.C. Plotkin, ed.) pp
343-361, Wiley,
London
,
1982.
6.
Environment and Heredity in Development and
Evolution. M.W. Ho. In Beyond neoDarwinism: An Introduction to the New Evolutionay Paradigm.
M.W. Ho and P.T. Saunders (eds), Academic Press, 1984. pp
267-287.
7.
Pluralism and Convergence in
Evolutionary Theory. M.W. Ho and P.T.
Saunders. In Beyond neoDarwinism: An Introduction to the New Evolutionay Paradigm.
M.W. Ho
and
P.T. Saunders (eds), Academic Press, 1984. pp 3-12.
8. The Complexity of Organisms. P.T. Saunders and M.W. Ho.
In New Bearings in Evolution (J.
Pollard, ed.) pp
121-134, Wiley, 1984.
9.
Evolution: Natural Selection or Self-organization? M.W. Ho and P.T. Saunders. In Disequilibrium
and Self-Organization (C.W. Kilmister, ed.), pp
231-242, D. Reidl Publishing Co.,
Dordrecht
,
1986.
10. Thermodynamics and Complex Systems P.T. Saunders and
M.W. Ho. In Disequilibrium and Self-Orgnazation (C.W. Kilmister,
ed.), pp 243-254, D.Reidl Publishing Co.,
Dordrecht
,
1986.
11. Genetic Fitness and Natural Selection: Myth or Metaphor M.W. Ho. Evolution of Integrative Levels,
Lawrence
Erlbaum,
New Jersey
,
1988.
12.
Processes
and Metaphors in Evolution. M.W. Ho and S.W. Fox. In Evolutionary Processes and Metaphors, M.W. Ho and S.W. Fox
(eds.), Wiley,
London
,
1988.
13.
On not
holding Nature still: Evolution by
process, Not by Consequence. M.W. Ho. In Evolurionary
Processes and Metaphors, M.W. Ho and S.W. Fox (eds.), Wiley,
London
,
1988.
14.
Gaia: Implications for Evolution. M.W. Ho. In The Implications of the Gaia Hypothesis (Bunyard, P. and Goldsmith E. eds.) Polity Press
London
,
1988.
15.
A
Structuralism of Process. M.W. Ho In Dynamic Structures
in Evolution (Goodwin, B.C., Sibatani, A. and
Webster, G. eds.)
Edinburgh
University
Press, Edinburgh, 1989.
16.
Coherent
Excitations and The Physical Foundations of Life. M.W. Ho.In Epigenetic and Evolutionary Order (Goodwin, B.C and
Saunders, P.T., eds.),
Edinburgh
University
Press, Edinburgh,
1989.
17.
Evolution
in Action and Action in Evolution. M.W. Ho. In The Implications of the Gaia Thesis (P.Bunyard and E.
Goldsmith, eds.), Abbey Press, Bodmin,
1989.
18.
A
Structuralism of Process. M.W. Ho. In Structuralism
in Biology (A. Sibatani,
N. Hokkyo
and Y. Saito, eds.), pp. 34-47, Yoshioka Shoten,
Kyoto
,
1991 (in Japanese).
19.
Light
Emission and Rescattering in Synchronous Populations
of Early Drosophila Embryos -
Evidence for Coherence and Long-range Cooperativity.
Ho, M.W., Xu, X., Ross, S., and Saunders, P.T. In Advances in Biophoton
Research (F.A. Popp, K.H. Li and Q. Gu, eds.), World
Scientific,
Singapore
,
1992.
20.
Time
Behaviour of Delayed Luminescence in Acetabularia acetabulum. Musumeci, F., Godlevski,
M., Popp, F.A. and Ho, M.W. In Advances
in Biophoton Research (F. A. Popp,K.H. Li and Q. Gu, eds.),
World Scientific,
Singapore
,
1992.
21.
Towards
An Indigenous Western Science: Causality in the Universe of Coherent Space-time Structures. Ho,
M.W. In Reassessing the Metaphysical
Foundations of Science (W. Harman, ed.), Noetic
Sciences Institute, 1994.
22.
Biological
Organization, Coherence and Light Emission from Living Organisms. M.W. Ho and
F.A. Popp. In Thinking About Biology W.D. Stein and F. Varela, eds.Addison-Wesley,
New
York
, 1993.
23.
Lessons
in Mimicry and Systematics. M.W. Ho. In Is an New
Evolutionary Synthesis Necessary, (M. Sintonen,
and S. Siren eds.), pp. 35-50, Filosofia Tampereen Yliopisto,
Tampere
,
1993.
24.
Self-organization,
Catastrophe Theory and the Problem of Segmentation. P.T. Saunders and M.W. Ho.
In Selforganization as a Paradigm for Sciences (R.K. Mishra, D. Maass and E. Zwierlein, eds.),
Springer-Verlag
,
Berlin
,
1994.
25.
Liquid
Crystalline Mesophase in Living Organisms. M.W. Ho,
P.T. Saunders In Bioelectrodynamics and Biocommunication
(M.W. Ho, F.A. Popp and U. Warnke, eds.)World
Scientific,
Singapore
,
1994.
26.
Can
Weak Magnetic Fields (or Potentials) Affect Pattern Formation?.
M.W. Ho, A.
French, J. Haffegee and P.T. Saunders. In Bioelectrodynamics and
Biocommunication. M.W. Ho, F.A. Popp and U. Warnke, (eds.),World Scientific,
Singapore
,
1994.
27.
Bioelectrodynamics and Biocommunication - An Epilogue. M.W. Ho and F.A. Popp. In Bioelectrodynamics and Biocommunication.
M.W. Ho, F.A. Popp and U. Warnke, (eds.), World
Scientific,
Singapore
,
1994.
28.
'Nonsubstantial' Biocommunication in Temrs of Dicke's Theory. FA. Popp, Q. Gu and M.W.Ho In Bioelectrodynamics and Biocommunication.
M.W. Ho, F.A. Popp and U. Warnke, (eds.), World
Scientific,
Singapore
,
1994.
29.
Rational
Taxonomy and the Natural System - Segmentation and Phyllotaxis.
M.W. Ho and P.T. Saunders. In Models in Phylogeny Reconstruction (R.W.
Scoptland, d.J. Siebert and
D.M. Williams, eds.), pp.113-124, The systematics
Association Special Volume No. 52, Oxford Science,
Oxford
,
1994.
30.
What
is (Schrödinger's) Negentropy? M.W. Ho. Modern Trends in BioThermalKinetics 3, 50-61, 1994.
31.
Natural
Being and Coherent Society. M.W. Ho In Gaia
in Action, Science of the Living Earth (P.
Bunyard, ed.), pp. 286-307, Floris
Books, 1995.
32.
Gaia
and the Evolution of Coherence. M.W. Ho and F.A. Popp, Gaia in Action, Science of the Living Earth (P. Bunyard,
ed.), pp. 220-233, Floris Books, 1995.
33.
Evolution.
M.W. Ho In
Encyclopedia of Comparative Psychology (G. Greenberg ed.),
Garland
Publishing,
New York
,
1997.
34.
Biological
organization, coherence and the morphogenetic field. M.W. Ho, Y.M. Zhou and Haffegee,
J. In Physics in Biology (L. Trainor, and C. Lumsden, eds.),World Scientific,
Singapore
1998.
35.
Bioenergetics
and Biocommunication. M.W. Ho in Computation in Cellular and Molecular Biological Systems (R. Cuthbertson,
M. Holcombe, and R. Paton, eds.), pp. 251- 264,World Scientific,
Singapore
,
1996.
36.
Bioenergetics
and the Coherence of Organisms. M.W. Ho. In Homoopathie - Bioresonancztherapie (P.C. Endler and J. Schulte, eds.) Kluwer Academic Publishers,
Dordrecht
,
1996.
37.
Bioenergetics,
Biocommunication and Organic Space-time. M.W. Ho In Living Computers, The Nature of Turing and
Non-Turing Reproducible Order in Living Organisms, The University of
Greenwich, Greenwich, 1996.
38.
Are
Current Transgenic Technologies Safe?
Capacity
Building
in
Biosafety Urgently Needed for Developed Countries. M.W. H. In
Biosafety
Capacity
Building
: Evaluation Criteria Workshop
Proceedings, Stockholm Environment Institute, 1996.
39.
Transgenic
Transgression of Species Integrity and Species Boundaries. M.W. Ho and B.Tappeser. In Proceedings
of the Workshop on Transboundary Movement of LivingModified Organisms Resulting from Modern
Biotechnology: Issues and Opportunities forPolicy-makers,
Aarhus, Denmark (K. Mulongoy,
ed.), Swiss Academy of the Environment,
1997.
40.
DNA and the New Organicism.
M.W. Ho In The Future of DNA (J. Wirz, and E. Lammerts van Bueren, eds.) pp. 78-93, Kluwer
Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, 1997.
41.
Living
Organization, the Coherence of Organisms and the Morphogenetic Field, M.W. Ho,
Y.M. Zhou and J. Haffegee. In Physical Theory in
Biology Foundations and Explorations (C.J. Lumsden,
W.A. Brandts and L.E.H. Trainor,
eds.), pp. 225-241,World Scientific,
Singapore
,
1997.
42.
Are
sustainable economic systems like organisms? M.W. Ho in Evolution, Development and Economics (P. Koslowski,
ed.),
Springer-Verlag
,
Berlin
,
1998.
43.
Bioenergetics
and the coherence of organisms. M.W. Ho in Fundamental Research in Ultra High
Dilution and Homeopathy. (J. Schulte and P. C. Endler
eds.), Kluwer Academic Publishers,
Dordrecht
,
1998.
44.
Organism
and psyche in a participatory universe. M.W. Ho in The Evolutionary Outrider (D. Loye, ed.),
Adamantine
Press
,
UK
and Praeger Books,
USA
,
1998.
45.
Is There a Purpose in Nature?
Participant in Roundtable Discussion,
Charles
University
,
Prague
,
1998.
46.
Is
there purpose in nature? In s There a
Purpose in Nature? Workshop papers, pp.89-99
Prague
,
1998.
47.
Special safety concerns of transgenic
agriculture and related issues. M.W. Ho, in
Seminario Internacional sobre Direcito da Biodiversidade, Revista cej: Centro
de estudos Judiciarios do Conselho da Justica Federal, pp.120-6, 1999.
48.
Deadly
liason – dangerous gamble, M.W. Ho, in National
Agricultural Biotechnology Council USA, Report, 1998.
49.
Technologie
genetique et ecologie des genes. M.W. Ho, in Transgenicque: le temps des
manipulations, pp.15-26, Editions Frison-Roche, 1998.
50.
Weerwek
tegen de heelijke nieuwe wereld. M.W. Ho In
Blauwe Banaen – Gemanipuleered Voedsel,
ed. Alma De Walsche, pp.45-62, Noordzuid
cahier Februari, Brussel,
1999.
51.
Physics
of organisms and the naturalistic ethic of wholeness. M.W. Ho, in Wider
Horizons, Explorations in Science and Human Experience (D. Lorimer
et al, eds.), pp. 73-9, Scientific and Medical Network, 1999.
52.
Towards
a new ethic of science. M.W. Ho in Ethical
Careers Guide for Young Scientists, Scientists for Global Responsibility,
London
,
2000.
53.
To
science with love, how science and scientists can contribute to the
sustainability agenda. Seminar on Education for Sustainable Economic
Development, Learning and Skills Development Agency, 2002.
Conference Papers
1. Epigenetics and
Evolution - Theory and Experiment. M.W.
Ho, C. Tucker, D. Keeley &
P.T. Saunders. In Evolution and
Environment (V.J.A. Novak & J. Nilkovsky,
eds.)
pp 59-75, Praha, CSAV, 1982.
2.
Natural Selection is not Evolution. P.T. Saunders and M.W. Ho.
In Evolution and Environment (V.J.A. Novak and J. Milkovsky, eds.) pp 495-502, Praha, CSAV, 1982.
3.
Dissociation of Lactse/Phlorizin Hydrolase
in thePresence of Detergents. H. Bolton, A.
Furth
, M.W. Ho and J. Potter. Biochem. Soc. Trans .
11: 759-60, 1983.
4.
Characterization of Lactase and Lactase Precursors in Subcellular
Fractions of Human
Jejunal Enterocytes
by Means of Monoclonal and Polyclonal Antibodies. H. Bolton, J.
Potter, M.W.
Ho et al, Biochem. Soc. Trans .
13, 97-8, 1985.
5.
Preparation of
Monoclonal Antibodies to Lactase and Other Brush Border Membrane
Proteins by in
vivo and in vitro Immunizations. J. Potter, M.W. Ho
et al, Biochem. Soc.
Trans 13, 98-9, 1985.
6. Phenocopies. Development and Evolution. M.W. Ho.
In Evolution and Morphogenesis (Milkovsky, J. and Novak, V.J.A. eds)
pp 65-74, Academia Praha, 1985.
7.
Visualizing Liquid Crystalline Mesophases in Living Organisms.M.W. Ho, R. Newton, et
al IEE Conference
on New Microscopies in Biology and Medicine,
Proceedings, 1994.
8.
An Oscillator Cellular Automaton Model of Superdelayed
Luminescence in Synchronously
DevelopingPopulations of Early Drosophila Embryos. Y.M. Zhou, M.W. Ho, F.A. Popp
and Q. Gu. In Non-Equilibrium
and Coherent systems in Biophysics, Biology and
Biotechnology (L. Beloussov and F.A. Popp, eds.),
Moscow
, 1994.
Popular major works
1.
Re-animating Nature: The Integration of Science with Human Experience. M.W. Ho.
1.
Beshara Magazine , Issue 8,
16-25, 1989.
2.
One
More Attempt. P.T. Saunders, M.W. Ho and R. Karpinskaya.
In Knowledge-Power 5/89, 33-39, 1989 (in Russian).
3.
A
Quest for Total Understanding. M.W. Ho. Saros Seminar on the
Dilemma of
4.
Knowledge,
Transcript,
Bristol
Book Club, 1990.
5.
Quel Vittoriano di
Darwin. M.W. Ho L'Unita (Scienza e
Tecnologia) Sabato 18 Aprile
6.
1992.
7.
La Selezione
dell'Amore. M.W. Ho L'Unita (Scienza e
Tecnologia) Domenica 26 Aprile 1992.
8.
The Physics of Organisms and the
Naturalistic Ethic of Organic Wholeness. Scientific
and Medical Network Newsletter 54, 4-8, 1994.
9.
Genetic engineering: hope or hoax? M.W.
Ho. Third World Resurgence 53/54, 28-9, 1995
10.
In
Search of the Sublime. M.W. Ho. Metanoia
Introductory Issue, pp. 9-16, Spring,1994.
11.
A
Great Man Sadly Reduced. M.W. Ho The
Times Higher Education Supplement July19, 25,1996.
12.
Perils
amid Promises of Genetically Modified Foods. GreenPeace
International Report,1996.
13.
The
unholy alliance M.W. Ho The Ecologist 27, 152-158. 1997.
14.
GM
crops - problems and concerns. M.W. Ho in Global
Genes - Are we going too fast? Farmers World Report, 1998.
15.
Gene
technology and gene ecology. M.W. Ho in Genetic
Engineering: Perspectives, Unknowns and Risks, European Parliament
Brussels
,
1998.
16.
Sowing
diseases new and old. Genetic engineering and the world health crisis. M.W. Ho et al, Third World Resurgence 92, 11-7.
17.
No
scientific basis for patenting under TRIPS Article 27.3(b) M.W. Ho and T. Traavik.
Third
World
Resurgence #106, 13-15, 1999.
18.
The
biotechnology bubble. M.W. Ho, H. Meyer and J. Cummins. The Ecologist 28, 146-53, 1998.
19.
One
bird – ten thousand treasures. M.W. Ho. The
Ecologist 29(6), 339-340.
20.
One
bird – ten thousand treasures. M.W. Ho Third
World Resurgence 110/111, 2-4, 1999.
21.
The
entangled universe. M.W. Ho Yes! A
journal of positive futures #13, 20-23, 2000.
22.
The
CaMV promoter story. M.W.Ho
Third World
Resurgence 114/115,
30-32, 2000.
23.
The
human genome sellout. M.W. Ho Third World
Resurgence 123/124, 4-9, 2000.
24.
The entangled universe. M.W.
Ho. Yes! A journal of positive futures
#13, 20-23, 2000.
25.
Horizontal
gene transfer and genetic engineering, M.W. Ho, SCOPES website, AAAS, 2000.
26.
The
human genome map, the death of genetic determinism and beyond. M.W. Ho,
Third World
Resurgence
127-128, 14-18, 2001.
27.
The unnecessary evil of 'therapeutic' human cloning" Mae-Wan Ho
and Joe Cummins. ISIS News 7/8 Feb.
2001 www.i-sis.org Also, Third World Resurgence 127-128, 43-45,
2001.
28.
Xenotransplantation
– How Bad Science and Big Business Put the World At Risk from Viral Pandemics,
ISIS Sustainable Science Audit No.2, M.W. Ho and J. Cummins, August 2000 www.i-sis.org;
also Third World Resurgence 127/128,46-55, 2001.
29.
Horizontal
gene transfer happens. Synthesis/Regeneration
24, Winter 2001, 45-6.
30.
ISIS
News Edited by
M.W. Ho, many papers written by M.W. Ho, 1-11/12, from 1999-2001, ISSN:
1474-1547 (print) ISSN: 1474-1814 (online) www.i-sis.org
31.
Science in Society,
Edited by M.W. Ho, many papers written by M.W. Ho, 13/14-15,
2002.
Minor works
1.
Internat.
Society for the Study of Time - 4th Conference.
M.W. Ho. Scientia 115: 177-
183, 1980.
2.
Alternatives to Biological Reductionism.
M.W. Ho and A. Muir. Teilhard Rev . 15:
3-6, 1980; Scientia 115:701-06,
1981.
3.
Evolution and Development - a book Review.
M.W. Ho. Paleon. Assoc. Circ. 110:
7-8, 1982.
4.
Lamarck
the Mythical Precursor - A book Review.
M.W. Ho. Paleon. Ass. Circ . 114:
10-11, 1983.
5.
What's in a Difference? Human Diversity. M.W. Ho. New
Scientist (16/Aug.) 40, 1984.
6.Scotch'd the egg, not killed it. P.T.
Saunders and M.W. Ho. Open Peer Commentary to
P. Kitcher's Vaulting Ambition, Brain & Behavioural Science, 1987.
7.
Global Cooperation in Science. M.W. Ho. Caduceus 12, 30-1, 1990.
8.
On the Coherent Lightness of Being.
M.W. Ho and F.A. Popp. Caduceus 13, 28-33,
1991.
9.
Interference Colour Vital Imaging. M.W.
Ho and M. Lawrence. Microscopy and
Analysis
September, 26, 1993
.
10.
Why Lamarck Won't Go Away. M.W. Ho. Annals. Human Genetics, 60, 81-84, 1996.
11.
The
Second Law: energy, chaos and form. M.W. Ho. Chemistry in
Britain
,
September,
700, 1995.
12.
Much
Ado
about Genes. M.W. Ho THES, 1995.
13.
A Lust for Life and Base Metals. M.W. Ho THES,
1996.
14.
Are Genetically Engineered Foods Safe? M.W. HoThird World Resurgence ,
1996.
15.Genetic Engineered Foods: The hazards are inherent in the
technology. M.W. Ho Third
World Resurgence #79,
10-11, 1997.
16.
The life industry, M.W. Ho The Ecologist 28, 182-4, 1998.
17.
Seed-saving. M.W. Ho. The
Ecologist 28(5), 1998.
18.
Head to head, B. Miflin and M.W. Ho, Sovereign 27, 44-48, 1999.
19.
Disease outbreaks: is there a GM link? M.W. Ho and A. Ryan, GM-Free June/July,
1999.
20.
Why genetic engineering is hazardous M.W. Ho Third World Resurgence #104/105, 22-
25, 1999.
21.
Gene Genie. M.W. Ho Far Eastern Economic
Review,
Jan 27, 2000
.
22.
Hazards of GM cotton. Synthesis/Regeneration
26, Fall 2001, 31-33.
23.
Loving the germ. The
Ecologist 2002, 32(4), 5.
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