Principles of Cell and Molecular Biology: Study Guide/Student Manual [Hardcover]

Christine L. Case (Author)

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Hardcover
Publisher: Benjamin Cummings; 2 edition (9 Jan 1997)
Language English
ISBN-10: 0065004051
ISBN-13: 978-0065004052
Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 5,424,042 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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This is the study guide/student manual to accompany "Principles of Cell and Molecular Biology".

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Lewis J. Kleinsmith is a Professor of Biology at The University of Michigan, where he has served on the faculty since receiving his Ph.D. from Rockefeller University in 1968. His research interests have included studies of differentiation and growth control in cancer cells, the role of chromosomal proteins in gene eukaryotic gene regulation, and the control of gene expression during development. He is the author of over 130 publications, including the Benjamin Cummings textbook Principles of Cell and Molecular Biology and several educational software programs. Among the honors he has received are a Guggenheim Fellowship, the Henry Russell Award, a Michigan Distinguished Service Award, several citations for outstanding teaching from the Michigan Students Association, a Thurnau Professorship, and a Best Curriculum Innovation Award from the EDUCOM Higher Education Software Awards Competition.

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Brilliant, Indispensable!! 31 Dec 1998

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This was, by far, the best textbook in my entire undergraduate education. The book was used for my Cell Biology class at SFSU, but I referred to it endless times during subsequent courses where the required texts just couldn't help. I used this book as a supplement for: General Microbiology, Immunology, Genetics, and Microbial Physiology. Buy this book!

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One of the useful books for beginner 26 Oct 1998

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Format:Hardcover

Dr. Kleinsmith used to be my teacher at the University of Michigan. He taught me Biology of Cancer. The way he taught was excellent and this book of his really represents his talent in teaching. For those who do not have solid background in cell and molecular biology but want to learn more about it, this book is specially written for you. The material presented here, though not advanced, covers everything needed as a prerequisite for higher level biology. It is worth reading. I am sure that after you finish one chapter in this text, you will feel yourself know some biology better. Try it for yourself.

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