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Infrastructure and Activities of Cells
Biotechnology by Open Learning
1st Edition - September 9, 1991
Authors: M.C.E. van Dam-Mieras, B C Currell, R C E Dam-Mieras
Language: English
eBook ISBN:9781483292779
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Cells may be seen as superb 'factories' in so far as they take in one set of chemicals (nutrients) and convert them into new products. Each cell taking in its own set of chemicals…Read more
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Cells may be seen as superb 'factories' in so far as they take in one set of chemicals (nutrients) and convert them into new products. Each cell taking in its own set of chemicals and making its own collection of products. Describing the structuralorganisation of cells in both unicellular and multicellular organisms this text considers the organisation and management which lead to these 'factories' operating in a coordinated and functional manner. Reproduction, the one feature special to cellactivities is addressed in detail.
Individuals seeking orientation in biological sciences, particularly those with chemical/physical or engineering backgrounds
CONTENTS INCLUDE: The architecture of prokaryotic cells; The organisation of eukaryotic cells; The structure and function of membranes; The maintenance of cell shape: the cytoskeleton and the plant cell wall; Chloroplasts and mitochondria; The expression of genetic information I the nucleus; The expression of genetic information II protein synthesis and the genetic code; Cell growth and division; From single cells to multicellular organisms.
No. of pages: 282
Language: English
Edition: 1
Published: September 9, 1991
Imprint: Butterworth-Heinemann
eBook ISBN: 9781483292779
BC
B C Currell
Affiliations and expertise
University of Greenwich
RD
R C E Dam-Mieras
Affiliations and expertise
Open Universiteit of the Netherlands
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