Molecular cell biology : harnessing the atom's l James Darnell, Harvey Lodish and David Baltimore

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Darnell, James

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Publication details: [S.l.] : Scientific American Library, 1997.Description: 1187 pISBN:

0716714485
9780716760016

DDC classification:

574.876042 DAM

Summary: Provides key-facts and concepts in the field of molecular cell biology. The book is divided into four parts, the first part introduces the basic biochemical and molecular concepts and describes the experimental techniques used throughout modern biology. The second focuses on the central activities of the gene: gene expression, gene regulation, and replication. The third offers current and comprehensive coverage of cell structure and biochemical action. The final part explores the frontiers of research in cancer biology, immunology and cell evolution.

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Provides key-facts and concepts in the field of molecular cell biology. The book is divided into four parts, the first part introduces the basic biochemical and molecular concepts and describes the experimental techniques used throughout modern biology. The second focuses on the central activities of the gene: gene expression, gene regulation, and replication. The third offers current and comprehensive coverage of cell structure and biochemical action. The final part explores the frontiers of research in cancer biology, immunology and cell evolution.

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