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An introduction to the human cell. Its contents and its functions, including the workings of DNA and mitochondria. Cell reproduction, both asexual and sex-related is described. The many types of specialized cells (210) in humans cannot be d… more

PREFACE.Second Series of Lectures on the Science of Language was delivered last year at the Royal Institution in London. Most of the topics treated in them had for many years formed the subject of my public courses at Oxford. In casting my … more

Extinction refers to the total end of a living species. There is a trend in biology to oppose this and this is called ‘anti-extinction’. In this book, we will explore a discussion on biology and antiextinction.

This book is not intended to be a text book. Instead it is a companion to a Biology text book i.e it should be used along with a text book- not instead of it.The intention is to highlight the key points of each topic and explain the princip… more

This book is called ‘A Question of Biology: 2nd Edition Book 2’ for a good reason. Its format is based on questions and answers that I hope will help you to better understand the wonderful subject of Biology. Some questions are exam-type qu… more

A selected collection of Congressional Research Service studies expanded byPenny Hill Press through content selection and hyperlink activation.

PREFACE. A PRACTICAL essay on the culture and preparation of coffee for market in the various producing countries of the world, brought down to the present time, has long been wanted, especially as the sources of supply have changed so much… more

Bergey’s Manual of Determinative Bacteriology (1957)

This book contains all the essentials of Biostatistics, research methods, demography and health statistics that lay a good foundation for anyone interested in these subjects. It introduces both the basic and newer applications. With the dev… more

THE FUNGI WHICH CAUSE PLANT DISEASEINTRODUCTIONThe principal non-flowering vegetable parasites which cause plant diseases belong to three divisions: the Slime Molds (Myxo-mycetes); the Bacteria (Schizomycetes); and the True Fungi (Eumycetes… more

I must at the outset remark that among the many sciences that are occupied with the study of the living world there is no one that may properly lay exclusive claim to the name of Biology. The word does not, in fact, denote any particular s… more

Leonard is scheduled to one day be frozen right alongside baseball great Ted Williams. One day he hopes to be brought back. He’d sure like to increase his chances. (Humor/750)

Learn about the new pluripotent stem cell test and find out how it is different from the traditional teratoma assay.

Highlighting key issues and differences among GMPs of Europe, Canada, and the WHO, this reference examines US law and governmental policy affecting domestic and multinational pharmaceutical manufacturing. The book recommends pragmatic ways … more

This is the second issue of the popular single-volume overview of the current literature in hypertension. It identifies the papers published in the past eighteen months that have potentially changed practice, or that predict probable future… more

Over his long and inspiring career, the Nobel Laureate Sydney Brenner has made some of the most significant and game-changing discoveries in the field of molecular biology. But Brenner’s reach has extended well beyond his own research to in… more

“A Meeting of the Neural Avatars” is a “dream of a brain-2-brain interface,” a vision of how 2 (or more) can become 1.“‘A Meeting of the Neural Avatars’ is, neurally speaking, a mind-blowing trip. It just may redefine the distinction betwee… more

Biofeedback : Everything You Need to Know About ItEverything you need to know about biofeedback is included in this special report:-What is Biofeedback?-Benefits of Biofeedback-Available Treatments-Biofeedback Training

Life Science Digest is published by MD Becker Partners LLC, a boutique management and strategy consulting firm focusing on both public and private companies in the life sciences industry.

A readable survey of the human cell, 8200 words. It describes the cell design, its contents and its functions. Described are the nucleus, mitochondria, ribosomes, chromosomes and the genetic code, genes and the human genome, mutations, sex … more