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Neural stem cells

Jane E. Bottenstein

2003

Mammalian cell biotechnology

M. Butler

1991

Cell structure and function

Ariel G. Loewy, Philip Siekevitz

1969

Mechanical Stretch and Cytokines

Andre Kamkin

2012

The cell in health and disease

John K. Frost

1986

Earth

Frank Press

1974

Plant Cell Vacuoles

Deepesh N. de

2000

The cell

Pedro Pacheco González, Jack Challoner

2015

Cytodifferentiation in plants

Lorin Watson Roberts

1976

Encyclopedia of Molecular Mechanisms of Disease

Florian Lang

2008

Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology

Constance Hammond

1996

Practical Skills in Biomolecular Sciences

Rob Reed, Allan Jones, David Holmes et al.

2007

The world of the cell

Lewis J. Kleinsmith, Wayne M. Becker, Jeff Hardin

1986

The biology of belief

Bruce H. Lipton

2005

Malignant cell secretion

James F. Whitfield

1990

Cell-cell signaling in bacteria

Gary M. Dunny

1999

Human Microbiome

Colin Harwood

2017

Glial cell development

Kristjan R. Jessen

1996

Induced cell-reproduction and cancer

Hugh Campbell Ross

1911

Biological Membranes

Dennis Chapman

1982

How cells send, receive, and process information

Marc McLaughlin

2015

Fields, forces, and flows in biological systems

Alan J. Grodzinsky

2011

Bone marrow diagnosis in clinical practice

Horst Brücher

1989

Modern Cell Biology (Modern Cell Biology)

Birgit H. Satir

1983

Cell clones

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

1985

Membrane physiopathology

Ghassan Bkaily

1994

Biology

Gil D. Brum, Larry McKane, Gilbert D. Brum

1994

Wood Formation in Trees

Nigel J Chaffey

2002

Principles of cell biology

George Plopper

2014

Enjoy Your Cells (Enjoy Your Cells, 1)

Frances R. Balkwill

2001

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