cells

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cells

Stem cell research

2003
Discusses the latest scientific breakthroughs regarding embryonic stem cells and the growing of new human tissues, and how this can help doctors treat human illnesses.

Human embryo experimentation

2002
Contains ten articles that provide various perspectives on the issue of human embryo experimentation, exploring questions over whether the practice is beneficial and ethical, whether research should be federally funded, and whether early human embryos are human beings.

Cells, genes, and chromosomes

1996
Discusses the structure and activities of cells, their growth and differentiation, and the various functions of tissue.

Cells are us

1993
Explains the functions of cells in the human body, including the role that DNA and chromosomes play in the life and functioning of cells.

A closer look at biology, microbiology, and the cell

2012
This volume surveys the multitude of subjects that comprise the field of biology and includes an overview of the development of biology, microbiology, and cell theory.

Cell functions

understanding how cells work
2005
An introduction to the biology of cells, describing the different parts of plant and animal cells and their function.

Plant and animal cells

understanding the differences between plant and animal cells
2005
Describes the differences between plant and animal cells and examines their unique characteristics.

Cell specialization and reproduction

understanding how cells divide and differentiate
2005
An introduction to the biology of cells, emphasizing how cells divide and form specialized cells, such as nerve and muscle cells.

Cell regulation

understanding how cell functions, growth, and division are regulated
2005
An introduction to the biology of individual cells, describing the different parts of plant and animal cells and their function. Also describes cell reproduction.

Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell structures

understanding cells with and without a nucleus
2005
Presents an examination of eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells and discusses the structure of cells, their shape and function, cell movement, energy transformation, and more.

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