Presents four essays in which evolutionary biologist Richard Lewontin provides an account of what his work has taught him about biology and its relevance to human affairs, and promotes his view of organisms as unique consequences of both genes and environment.
An illustrated overview of the cell, covering its evolution, chemistry, molecular biology, structure and function, and regulation, as well as methods for studying cells. Specific topics include DNA, RNA, cell signaling, the cell cycle, and cancer.
a personal account of the discovery of the structure of DNA
Watson, James D.
2001
James Watson relates his and Francis Crick's efforts to identify the basic building block of life. In support of the Common Core Learning Standards. (CCLS).
A color-illustrated textbook on the cell, providing an overview of cells and cell research, looking at the composition of cells, explaining cell metabolism, and covering cell regulation.
Discusses the future of science and technology in the next one hundred years, drawing from interviews with scientists in a wide variety of disciplines to make predictions about developments in the fields of computer science, biogenetics, and quantum physics.
unleashing the power of consciousness, matter & miracles
Lipton, Bruce H
2008
Presents scientific evidence for a link between mind and matter, supporting the idea that the biochemical effects of one's thoughts can influence the biological functioning of cells in the body.
An exploration of genetic engineering that examines DNA, RNA, and proteins; and discusses structures, behaviors, and how chemistry and physics allow organic molecules to build tissues, organs, and organisms.
