Part of a series which presents current advances and comprehensive reviews in cell biology - both plant and animal. Articles in the volumes cover structure and control of gene expression, nucleocytoplasmic interactions, control of cell development and differentiation, cell transformation, and growth. Coverage has been expanded to include molecular biology as applied to cell biological systems, cell-cell interactions, cell surface and receptor phenomena, and many other areas. Also being devloped are special topical volumes in areas of particular growth and interest.
Part of a series which presents current advances and comprehensive reviews in cell biology - both plant and animal. Articles in the volumes cover structure and control of gene expression, nucleocytoplasmic interactions, control of cell development and differentiation, cell transformation, and growth. Coverage has been expanded to include molecular biology as applied to cell biological systems, cell-cell interactions, cell surface and receptor phenomena, and many other areas. Also being devloped are special topical volumes in areas of particular growth and interest.
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978-0-12-364523-4 (9780123645234)
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Mapping neuropeptide-containing pathways in the brain with special reference to data obtained from the rat limbic system, M.Arluison et al; transcriptional control of alcohol dehydrogenase genes in plants, A.J.DeLisle and R.J.Ferl; the phagosome-lyosome membrane system and its regulation in paramecium, A.K.Fok and R.D.Allen; the roles of actin in tip growth of fungi, I.B.Heath; spermatogenesis of drosophila hydei, W.Hennig and H.Kremer; molecular biology of the anion exchanger gene family, R.R.Kopito; modes of cell migration in the vertebrate embryo, G.Levi and J.-L.Duband.
