Cell adhesion is essential for the organization of multicellular organisms. Indeed, various types of cell adhesion receptors, including cadherins and integrins, are present in animals ranging from nematodes and insects to vertebrates. In this book, we focus on the integrin famil…
Bringing together key topics in basic science, clinical nutrition, and public health, Nutrition, Health and Disease is an easy-to-read, student-friendly textbook which clearly demonstrates how the bodys demand for nutrients changes throughout life, and thus the variety of ways i…
Bringing together key topics in basic science, clinical nutrition and public health, Nutrition, Health and Disease is an easy-to-read, student-friendly textbook which clearly demonstrates how the body's demand for nutrients changes throughout life and thus the variety of ways in…
Bringing together key topics in basic science, clinical nutrition, and public health, Nutrition, Health and Disease is an easy-to-read, student-friendly textbook which clearly demonstrates how the bodys demand for nutrients changes throughout life, and thus the variety of ways i…
"Programmed cell death (PCD) plays important roles in animal development, and its original discovery dates back to 1842 when Karl Vogt reported that cell death is associated with removal of the notochord during amphibian metamorphosis. During the past two decades, dramatic progr…
"Programmed cell death (PCD) plays important roles in animal development, and its original discovery dates back to 1842 when Karl Vogt reported that cell death is associated with removal of the notochord during amphibian metamorphosis. During the past two decades, dramatic progr…
"Programmed cell death (PCD) plays important roles in animal development, and its original discovery dates back to 1842 when Karl Vogt reported that cell death is associated with removal of the notochord during amphibian metamorphosis. During the past two decades, dramatic progr…
Cell adhesion is essential for the organization of multicellular organisms. Indeed, various types of cell adhesion receptors, including cadherins and integrins are present in animals ranging from nematodes and insects to vertebrates. In this book, we focus on the integrin family…
