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The Molecular Fabric of Cells
By BIOTOL, B C Currell and R C E Dam-Mieras
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Knowledge of the molecules which make up cells not only provides the basis upon which an understanding of cell function may be developed, but also provides the knowledge needed to manipulate and purify chemicals. The text therefore holds an importantand key position in both applied biology and biotechnology.
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