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Functional Metabolism

Kenneth B. Storey

2004

Time of our lives

T. B. L. Kirkwood

1999

Regulation of cell growth and activation

James J. Mond, Weiss, Arthur

1989

Molecular cloning

Joseph Sambrook, David W. Russell

2001

How cells send, receive, and process information

Marc McLaughlin

2015

Hormones, growth factors, and oncogenes

Enrique Pimentel

1987

Cytopathology

Grace T. McKee

1997

Cell clones

J. H. Hendry, Potten, C. S.

1985

Apoptosis II

L. David Tomei

1994

Enjoy Your Cells (Enjoy Your Cells, 1)

Frances R. Balkwill

2001

The germ-cell cycle in animals

Hegner, Robert William

1914

Cell imaging techniques

Douglas J. Taatjes

2006

Problems of a world monetary order

Gerald M. Meier

1974

Molecular Biology of the Cell

David O Morgan, Julian Lewis, Keith Roberts et al.

1983 ★ 4.1

Cell physiology

Arthur Charles Giese

1973

Molecular Cell Biology

Anthony Bretscher, Paul Matsudaira, Michael M. Cox et al.

2003

The cell

Geoffrey M. Cooper

1996 ★ 4.0

Microbial water stress physiology

A. D. Brown

1990

Cellbiology

E. D. P. De Robertis

1970

The cell cycle

Andrew Wood Murray

1993

How we live and why we die

L. Wolpert, Lewis Wolpert

2009

Cell interactions and development

Kenneth M. Yamada

1983

The Diversity of Life

Robert Snedden

2002

Differential diagnosis and management for the chiropractor

Thomas A. Souza

2009

The physiology of excitable cells

David J. Aidley

1971

Biochemistry

David E. Metzler

1977

Plants & Fungi

Robert Snedden

2005

Cell, tissue and disease

Neville Woolf

1986

Cell signalling

John T. Hancock

1997

Atlas of diagnostic cytopathology

Barbara F. Atkinson

2004

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