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The Insulin-like growth factors

Paul N. Schofield

1992

Cell biology

David E. Sadava

1993

Genome visualization by classic methods in light microscopy

J. M Exbrayat

2001

Blood smears reinterpreted

Marcel Bessis

1977

Color atlas of hematology

Harald Theml

2004

CRC handbook of viruses

Horace M. Mazzone

1998

Biology of fibrous composites

Anthony C. Neville

1993

Ultrastructure of rust fungi

Larry J. Littlefield

1979

Textbook of Veterinary Histology

Don A. Samuelson

2007

Color atlas/text of salivary gland tumor pathology

Irving Dardick

1996

Biomembranes

Robert B. Gennis

1989

Submicroscopic morphology of protoplasm and its derivatives

Albert Frey-Wyssling

1948

Ultrastructure of lymphoid organs

I. Oláh

1975

Complex Intracellular Structures in Prokaryotes (Microbiology Monographs)

Jessup M. Shively

2006

Cell and tissue ultrastructure

Patricia C. Cross

1993

Ultrastructural pathology

Norman F. Cheville

2009

Cytodifferentiation in plants

Lorin Watson Roberts

1976

Functional Metabolism

Kenneth B. Storey

2004

Electron Microscopy in Human Medicine

Jan Vincents Johannessen

1981

Ultrastructural study of the human diseased peripheral nerve

Claude Vital

1980

Histología del sistema nervioso del hombre y de los vertebrados.

Santiago Ramón y Cajal

1909

The germ-cell cycle in animals

Hegner, Robert William

1914

Nanopathology

Antonietta M. Gatti

2008

Protein architecture

Arthur M. Lesk

1991

Ultimate computing

Stuart R. Hameroff

1987

The structure of nematodes

Alan F. Bird

1991

Molecules of life & mutations

Siegfried Schwarz

2002

Molecular biology of membranes

Howard R. Petty

1993

Biomembrane structures

Dennis Chapman, P. I. Haris

1998

Microbial cell walls

Milton R. J. Salton

1960

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