cells

Discusses the discovery of cells, their structure and functions, and new experiments in DNA research.

Contains over two thousand alphabetized, cross-referenced entries on topics in cell and molecular biology, covering cell structure, molecular genetics, cell metabolism, cell physiology, and laboratory techniques, and includes more than sixty line drawings and a bibliography.

Presents information on what stem cells are, how they work, what plans scientists have, and explains the debates on all sides of the stem cell controversy.

Explains cell processes that happen in the human body.

Offers a comprehensible yet understandable overview of the cell, how it works, its scientific history, and its function in living things.

Delves into the inner workings of these tiny cells and cell function. Colorful and detailed illustrations and photographs support the fascinating narrative, along with interesting sidebars and activities.

Looks at cells as life's building blocks, showing how cells are put together, examining the differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes, speculating about the first forms of life, and discussing the newly-classified kingdom archaea.

Examines the controversy surrounding stem cell research; and discusses where stem cells come from, how they can be used, other treatment alternatives, and the future of stem cell research.

Presents information on the structure and function of various kinds of cells found in humans and other organisms.

An introduction to cells, skin, and tissues that explains how each one works to protect the body from illness and harm.