Molecules a very short introduction

The processes in a single living cell are akin to that of a city teeming with molecular inhabitants that move, communicate, cooperate, and compete. In this Very Short Introduction, Philip Ball explores the role of the molecule in and around us--how, for example, a single fertilized egg can grow into...

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Autor principal: Ball, Philip
Outros Autores: Philip Ball
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English
Publicado em: Oxford,New York Oxford University Press 2003
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