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Cellcell Channels Molecular Biology Intelligence Unit 1st Edition Frantisek Baluska Editor

Name: Cellcell Channels Molecular Biology Intelligence Unit 1st Edition Frantisek Baluska Editor
SKU: BELL-2012132
Price: 31.00 USD
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Cellcell Channels Molecular Biology Intelligence Unit 1st Edition Frantisek Baluska Editor instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 22.92 MB

Pages: 339

Author: Frantisek Baluska (Editor), Dieter Volkmann (Editor), Peter W. Barlow (Editor)

ISBN: 9780387360584, 9780387469577, 0387360581, 0387469575

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: 1

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Cellcell Channels Molecular Biology Intelligence Unit 1st Edition Frantisek Baluska Editor by Frantisek Baluska (editor), Dieter Volkmann (editor), Peter W. Barlow (editor) 9780387360584, 9780387469577, 0387360581, 0387469575 instant download after payment.

This book covers cell-cell channels at all levels of biological organization. The purpose of this book is to document that cells are not physically separated and fully autonomous units of biological life as stated by the currently valid Cell Theory. If not the cell then some lower level unit must fulfill this role. The book deals also with the identity of this elusive unit of biological life.