New Biology for Engineers and Computer Scientists
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Tözeren (Drexel U.) and Byers (Georgetown U.) view the systems approach now dominating biology, e.g. genome sequencing and gene production, as a paradigm shift from studying discrete pathways and simpler biological phenomena. They cover the chemistry, biology, and biotechnological engineering of life. Includes student assignments and a glossary. Annotation ©2003 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR More Reviews and Recommendations
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