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Recognition Of Carbohydrates In Biological Systems Part A General Procedures 1st Edition Yuan C Lee And Reiko T Lee Eds

Name: Recognition Of Carbohydrates In Biological Systems Part A General Procedures 1st Edition Yuan C Lee And Reiko T Lee Eds
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Recognition Of Carbohydrates In Biological Systems Part A General Procedures 1st Edition Yuan C Lee And Reiko T Lee Eds instant download after payment.

Publisher: Academic Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 9.46 MB

Pages: 1

Author: Yuan C. Lee and Reiko T. Lee (Eds.)

ISBN: 9780121822651, 0121822656

Language: English

Year: 2003

Edition: 1

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Recognition Of Carbohydrates In Biological Systems Part A General Procedures 1st Edition Yuan C Lee And Reiko T Lee Eds by Yuan C. Lee And Reiko T. Lee (eds.) 9780121822651, 0121822656 instant download after payment.

Recognition of carbohydrates in biological systems has been gaining more and more attention in recent years. Although methodology for studying recognition has been developing, there is no volume that covers the wide area of methodology of carbohydrate recognition. This volume and its companion, Volume 363, present state-of-the-art methodologies, as well as the most recent biological observations in this area.
* Covers the isolation/synthesis of substances used in studying interactions involving carbohydrates
* Discussed the methodology for measuring such interactions
* Biological roles for such interactions are also covered