title: [Several methodologic problems of evolutionary histology in light of the findings of molecular genetics].
abstract: The paper elucidates certain methodological problems of evolutionary histology. The principal attention is given to the necessary synthesis of modern molecular biology and genetics and evolutionary histology. Modern data on the levels of the organization of the living matter and their significance for the rightness of the A.A. Zavarzin's theory of parallel lines in the tissue evolution are presented. The hypothesis of an application of the theory of parallel lines in the hereditary variability by N.I. Vavilov to the analysis of regularities of the tissue evolution is set forth. The hypothesis is proposed that mutation changes of similar genes in representatives of different types of animals underlie the regularities of the tissue evolution discovered by A.A. Zavarzin, and epigenomic changes of regulation systems occurring most frequently in the process of ontogenesis of organisms lie in the basis of the divergent evolution of tissues after N.G. Chlopin.
mesh_terms: D005075:Biological Evolution; D006652:Histological Techniques; D008967:Molecular Biology
vernacular_title: Nekotorye metodologicheskie problemy évoliutsionnoĭ gistologii v svete dannykh moekuliarnoĭ genetiki