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 | "Yeast Intermediary Metabolism," published by the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, provides a straightforward yet comprehensive treatment of ordinary metabolism suitable for students throughout their training in biology. The book is essential reading for yeast specialists but all investigators of eukaryote biology will find it an indispensable source of knowledge, distilled from Dan Fraenkel's many years of teaching and research. ...> Full Article |
 | "The Nucleus," a newly released book from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, will be essential reading for all molecular and cell biologists -- from students to experts in the field -- as well as for pathologists interested in the role of nuclear architecture in disease. ...> Full Article |
 | A new book, "Immunoreceptor Signaling," reviews our current understanding of events that occur during the activation of T cells and B cells. ...> Full Article |
 | As summarized in a new book from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, "Cell Biology of Bacteria," advanced technologies have recently revealed how bacterial cells possess distinct intracellular compartments that help orchestrate complex biochemical processes. ...> Full Article |
 | In recent years, substantial advances have been made in microscopy techniques, enabling biologists to understand the details of cellular structure and dynamics at a level never before possible. In a new edition of the popular laboratory manual "Live Cell Imaging," the latest approaches join a large collection of established techniques -- producing the most comprehensive and up-to-date source of methods for imaging live cells and organisms currently available. ...> Full Article |
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