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David Copperfield

Charles Dickens

1849 ★ 4.5

The biology of the cell cycle

J. M. Mitchison

1971

Cell Immortalization (Progress in Molecular and Subcellular Biology)

Alvaro Macieira-Coelho

1999

Cytokinesis in animal cells

R. Rappaport

1996

Cell Division and Genetics

Robert Snedden

2002

Ion transport and cell structure in plants

David T. Clarkson

1974

Bacterial growth and division

Cooper, Stephen

1991

Regulation of cell growth and activation

James J. Mond, Weiss, Arthur

1989

Induced cell-reproduction and cancer

Hugh Campbell Ross

1911

Nature in Shakespearian tragedy

Robert Speaight

1955

Cell clones

J. H. Hendry, Potten, C. S.

1985

The cell cycle

David O Morgan

2007

The cell division cycle

Lloyd, David

1982

The cell cycle

Andrew Wood Murray

1993

Gene activity in early development

Eric H. Davidson

1976

Cell Proliferation Lymphomas

J. Crocker

1993

Cell Growth

George Thomas, Martin Raff, Michael N. Hall

2004

Cell Specialization And Reproduction

Amy Romano

2004

Cell division and the mitotic cycle

G. B. Wilson

1966

Cell cycle controls

George M. Padilla

1974

Hereditary characters and their modes of transmissions

Walker, Charles Edward

1910

Growth kinetics of tumours

G. Gordon Steel

1977

Tissue growth factors

Renato Baserga

1981

The Cell cycle

George M. Padilla, Ivan L. Cameron

1969

Mitosis

Jeremy S. Hyams

1989

Principles of cell proliferation

John K Heath

2001

Cell cycle and cell differentiation

J. Reinert

1975

The biology of cell reproduction

Renato Baserga

1985

The molecular basis of cell cycle and growth control

Gary S. Stein

1998

The society of cells

C. Sonnenschein

1999

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