winkelwagen
print pagina
Wetenschappen Exacte wetenschappen/natuurwetenschappen Cel- en moleculaire biologie

 

Boekhandel Douwes Den Haag

Molecular Dissection of Complex Traits

Andrew H. (University of Georgia) Paterson

Molecular Dissection of Complex Traits

Molecular Dissection of Complex Traits

Molecular Dissection of Complex Traits

 

Summarizes the developments in molecular analysis of complex traits (QTL mapping), placing developments in this field within the context of their historical origins. This book addresses central themes in analysis of complex phenotypes.

Levertijd: 5 tot 8 werkdagen

€ 322,00

Levertijd: 5 tot 8 werkdagen

Beschrijving Molecular Dissection of Complex Traits

Summarizes the developments in molecular analysis of complex traits (QTL mapping), placing developments in this field within the context of their historical origins. This book addresses central themes in analysis of complex phenotypes.

ISBN
9780849376863
Pagina's
336
Verschenen
Rubriek
Cel- en moleculaire biologie
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Hardback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Taylor & Francis Inc

Biochemistry of Cellular Regulation

Volume I of this series is focused on the organization of the eukaryotic cell genome, the mechanisms by which its information is transcribed into RNA and translated into protein and the responses of these processes to external influences such as hormones, mitogens and nutritional changes.

Migration and Homing of Lymphoid Cells

First published in 1988: This comprehensive set is crucial to the basic understanding of the immune system and is an essential component of the design and implementation of improved immunization strategies.

Migration and Homing of Lymphoid Cellsgration and Homing of Lymphoid Cells

This comprehensive set is crucial to the basic understanding of the immune system and is an essential component of the design and implementation of improved immunization strategies. Contains au-thoritative reviews of cell migration research and addresses the is-sues of lymphocyte recirculation leading to inductive interactions, and the subsequent migration and homing of effector cells gener-ated from these responses.

Cel- en moleculaire biologie

terug meer