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BiologicalThermodynamicsSecond Edition

Donald T. Haynie

The inter-disciplinary guide to the thermodynamics of living organismshas been thoroughly revised and updated. Providing a uniquelyintegrated and notably current overview of the subject, the secondedition retains the refreshingly readable style of the first edition andserves as an eminently useful introduction to the study of energytransformation in the life sciences. Biological thermodynamics is aparticularly accessible means for biology, biochemistry, andbioengineering undergraduate students to acquaint themselves with thephysical dimension of their subject. The emphasis throughout the text ison internalizing basic concepts and sharpening problem-solving skills.The mathematical difficulty increases gradually by chapter but nocalculus is required. Topics covered include energy and itstransformation, the First and Second Laws of Thermodynamics, theGibbs free energy, statistical thermodynamics, binding equilibria, andreaction kinetics. Each chapter comprises numerous illustrativeexamples from different areas of biochemistry, as well as a broad rangeof exercises and references for further study.

ISBN: 9781107624832 438pp ` 595.00

The InsectsStructure and FunctionFifth Edition

R. F. ChapmanS. J. Simpson &A. E. Douglas (editors)

The Insects has been the standard textbook in the field since the firstedition was published over 40 years ago. Building on the strengths ofChapman’s original text, this long-awaited new edition has been revisedand expanded by a team of eminent insect physiologists, bringing itfully up to date for the molecular era.

The chapters retain the successful structure of the earlier editions,focusing on particular functional systems rather than on taxonomicgroups and making it easy for students to delve into topics withoutextensive knowledge of taxonomy. The focus is on form and function,bringing together basic anatomy and physiology and examining howthese relate to behaviour. This, combined with nearly 600 clearillustrations, provides a comprehensive understanding of how insectswork.

Now also featuring a richly illustrated prologue by George McGavin,this is an essential text for students, researchers and appliedentomologists alike.

ISBN: 9781107624801 960pp ` 895.00

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An Introduction toGenetic EngineeringThird Edition

Desmond S. T. Nicholl

In this third edition of his popular undergraduate-level textbook, DesNicholl recognises that a sound grasp of basic principles is vital in anyintroduction to genetic engineering. Therefore, the book retains itsfocus on the fundamental principles used in gene manipulation. It isdivided into three sections: Part I provides an introduction to therelevant basic molecular biology; Part II, the methods used tomanipulate genes; and Part III, applications of the technology. There isa new chapter devoted to the emerging importance of bioinformatics asa distinct discipline. Other additional features include text boxes, whichhighlight important aspects of topics discussed, and chaptersummaries, which include aims and learning outcomes. These, alongwith key word listings, concept maps and a glossary, will enablestudents to tailor their study to suit their own learning styles andultimately gain a firm grasp of a subject that students traditionally finddifficult.

ISBN: 9780521188142 348pp ` 545.00

Principles andTechniques ofBiochemistry andMolecular BiologySeventh Edition

Keith Wilson &John Walker (editors)

This best-selling undergraduate textbook provides an introduction tokey experimental techniques from across the biosciences. It uniquelyintegrates the theories and practices that drive the fields of biology andmedicine, comprehensively covering both the methods students willencounter in lab classes and those that underpin recent advances anddiscoveries. Its problem-solving approach continues with workedexamples that set a challenge and then show students how thechallenge is met. New to this edition are case studies, for example, thatillustrate the relevance of the principles and techniques to the diagnosisand treatment of individual patients. Coverage is expanded to include asection on stem cells, chapters on immunochemical techniques andspectroscopy techniques, and additional chapters on drug discoveryand development, and clinical biochemistry. Experimental design andthe statistical analysis of data are emphasised throughout to ensurestudents are equipped to successfully plan their own experiments andexamine the results obtained.

ISBN: 9780521178747 760pp ` 545.00

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Statistics ExplainedAn Introductory Guide forLife Scientists

Steve McKillup

Statistics Explained is a reader-friendly introduction to experimentaldesign and statistics for undergraduate students in the life sciences,particularly those who do not have a strong mathematical background.Hypothesis testing and experimental design are discussed first.Statistical tests are then explained using pictorial examples and aminimum of formulae. This class-tested approach, along with a well-structured set of diagnostic tables will give students the confidence tochoose an appropriate test with which to analyse their own data sets.Presented in a lively and straight-forward manner, Statistics Explainedwill give readers the depth and background necessary to proceed tomore advanced texts and applications. It will therefore be essentialreading for all bioscience undergraduates, and will serve as a usefulrefresher course for more advanced students.

ISBN: 9781107673847 280pp ` 445.00

EnvironmentalValuation in SouthAsiaA. K. Enamul Haque,M. N. Murty &Priya Shyamsundar (editors)

Environmental Valuation in South Asia is about understanding the valueof environmental services in South Asia. The book provides anoverview of different environmental problems in South Asia andexamines how economic valuation techniques can be used to assessthese problems. It offers robust evidence of the economic benefits ofresource conservation and identifies costs associated with a decline inenvironmental quality as South Asian economies grow. It bringstogether multiple case studies on valuation undertaken by economistsand environmental scientists from Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepaland Sri Lanka under the aegis of the South Asian Network forDevelopment and Environmental Economics (SANDEE).A uniquefeature of the book is its exposition of the use of environmental andeconomic data and analytical techniques under circumstances wheredata are difficult to obtain. This book addresses the challenges ofvaluing environmental changes that are unique to developing countries.Each chapter starts with a description of an environmental problem andthe valuation strategy used, followed by a discussion of estimationmethods and results.This book is designed to serve as a referencebook for students, teachers, researchers, non-governmentorganizations, and practitioners of environmental valuation. Thoseinterested in the fields of development and environmental economics,and natural resource management policies, will also find it useful.

ISBN: 9781107007147 506pp ` 795.00

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PhycologyFourth Edition

Robert Edward Lee

Phycology is the study of algae, the primary photosynthetic organismsin freshwater and marine food chains. As a food source for zooplanktonand filter-feeding shellfish, the algae are an extremely important group.Since the publication of the first edition in 1981, this textbook hasestablished itself as a classic resource on phycology. This revisededition maintains the format of previous editions, whilst incorporatingthe latest information from nucleic acid sequencing studies. Detailedlife-history drawings of algae are presented alongside information onthe cytology, ecology, biochemistry, and economic importance ofselected genera. Phycology is suitable for upper-level undergraduateand graduate students following courses in phycology, limnology orbiological oceanography. Emphasis is placed on those algae that arecommonly covered in phycology courses, and encountered by studentsin marine and freshwater habitats.

ISBN: 9780521141444 560pp ` 895.00

An Introduction toAnimal BehaviourFifth Edition

Aubrey Manning &Marian Stamp Dawkins

Using its powerful beak, a lorikeet gently preens its mate’s feathers;young cheetahs rest together in the shade; fireflies signal to each otheracross a darkened landscape and a mongoose deftly bites its prey todeath. The study of animal behaviour is about all these things andmore. It involves static postures and active movements, all the noisesand smells and changes of colour and shape that characterize animallife.

Taking the organization of behaviour within the individual animal as itscore, this is a clear, concise and readable foray into the fascinatingworld of animal behaviour, in terms of Tinbergen’s questions ofcausation, evolution, development and function. It provides lucidaccounts of all levels of behaviour from the nerve cell to that of thepopulation. The broad biological approach of this new edition makes itan excellent choice for all students of animal behaviour and psychologyand their teachers.

ISBN: 9788175961029 460pp ` 395.00

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Mathematical Modelsin BiologyAn Introduction

Elizabeth S. Allman& John A. Rhodes

This introductory textbook on mathematical biology focuses on discretemodels across a variety of biological subdisciplines. Biological topicstreated include linear and nonlinear models of populations, Markovmodels of molecular evolution, phylogenetic tree construction, genetics,and infectious disease models. The coverage of models of molecularevolution and phylogenetic tree construction from DNA sequence datais unique among books at this level.

Computer investigations with MATLAB are incorporated throughout, inboth exercises and more extensive projects, to give readers hands-onexperience with the mathematical models developed. MATLABprograms accompany the text.

ISBN: 9780521615556 370pp ` 445.00

IntroductoryBiomechanicsFrom Cells to Organisms

C. Ross Ethier &Craig A. Simmons

Introductory Biomechanics is a new, integrated text written specificallyfor engineering students. It provides a broad overview of this importantbranch of the rapidly growing field of bioengineering. A wide selectionof topics is presented, ranging from the mechanics of single cells to thedynamics of human movement. No prior biological knowledge isassumed and in each chapter, the relevant anatomy and physiologyare first described. The biological system is then analyzed from amechanical viewpoint by reducing it to its essential elements, using thelaws of mechanics and then tying mechanical insights back to biologicalfunction. This integrated approach provides students with a deeperunderstanding of both the mechanics and the biology than fromqualitative study alone. The text is supported by a wealth ofillustrations, tables and examples, a large selection of suitableproblems and hundreds of current references, making it an essentialtextbook for any biomechanics course.

ISBN: 9780521165181 528pp ` 1050.00

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AlgaeAn Introduction to Phycology

Christiaan van den Hoek, David Mann & H. M. Jahns

Algae are ubiquitous. A multitude of species, ranging from microscopicunicells to gigantic kelps, inhabit the world’s oceans, freshwater bodies,soils, rocks and trees. To understand the basic role of algae in the globalecosystem, a reliable and modern introduction to their kaleidoscopicdiversity, systematics and phylogeny is indispensible. This volumeprovides such an introduction. The text represents a completely revisedand updated edition of a highly acclaimed German textbook which washeralded for its clarity as well as its breadth and depth of information.This new edition takes into account recent re-evaluations in algalsystematics and phylogeny which have been made necessary byinsights provided by the powerful techniques of molecular genetics andelectron microscopy, as well as more traditional life history studies.

ISBN: 9780521729833 638pp ` 995.00

BiotechnologyFifth Edition

John Smith

Biotechnology is the major technology of the 21st century, yet fewpeople realise how much it impacts on many aspects of human society.The defining aim of this new fifth edition is to re-establish the correctunderstanding of the term biotechnology. Using the straightforwardstyle that made the previous editions of his textbook so popular, JohnSmith once again helps students with the deciphering and use ofbiological knowledge. He explains the historical developments inbiotechnology and the range of activities from brewing beer, thetreatment of sewage and other wastes, and the creation of biofuels. Healso discusses the innovations in molecular biology, genomics andproteomics, systems biology and their impact on new biotechnology. Inthis edition John Smith also re-examines the ethics and morality ofaspects of biotechnology and puts new emphasis on stem cells andregenerative medicine and micro RNA.

ISBN: 9780521138796 280pp ` 345.00

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General MicrobiologySeventh Edition

Hans G. Schlegel

This revised, up-dated and expanded edition of Professor Schlegel’swell-established textbook provides an excellent introduction tomicrobiology for a wide range of undergraduate students. This newedition includes new species, new phylogenetic relationships and agreater emphasis on environmental and ecological matters, whilstretaining the traditional strengths of the previous edition.

ISBN: 9780521696210 673pp ` 495.00

Genomic PerlRex A. Dwyer

There are many basic computational problems in molecular biology andthis text gives concise, working programs to solve them using Perl.With minimal prerequisites, the author explains the biologicalbackground for each problem, develops a model for the solution, thenintroduces the Perl concepts needed to implement the solution. Perlcode is provided on the accompanying CD.

PB + CD-ROMISBN: 9780521547185 352pp ` 545.00

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Biological ScienceThird Edition

D.J. Taylor, N.P.O. Green,G.W. Stout & R. Soper

Biological Science provides the most comprehensive account ofbiological information required by A-level and AS level students. Thisthird edition has been revised and updated to provide comprehensivecoverage of the latest syllabuses with new material added in the areasof human health and disease, microbiology and biotechnology and theapplications of genetics.

ISBN: 9780521684170 928pp ` 675.00

Animal PhysiologyFifth Edition

Knut Schmidt-Nielson

The new edition of this acclaimed textbook is an essential guide to howanimals work. Completely updated, with new references and figures,the fundamental principles of animal physiology are clearly illustrated.A stimulating text for all undergraduate and graduate students of animalphysiology.

ISBN: 9788175961067 617pp ` 595.00

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Basic BiotechnologyThird Edition

Colin Ratledge &Bjorn Kristiansen (editors)

Biotechnology is one of the major technologies of the twenty-firstcentury. Its wide-ranging, multi-disciplinary activities includerecombinant DNA techniques, cloning and the application ofmicrobiology and other cell culture technologies to the production of awide range of goods from bread to antibiotics. It continues torevolutionise treatments of many diseases, and is used to provide cleantechnologies and to deal with environmental problems. BasicBiotechnology uniquely combines biology and bioprocessing topics toprovide a complete overview of biotechnology. It explains thefundamental principles that underpin all biotechnology and provides afull range of examples showing how these principles are applied; fromstarting substrate to final product. Distinctive features of this text arethe discussions of the public perception of biotechnology and thebusiness of biotechnology, which set the science in a broader context.This comprehensive text is essential reading for all students andpractitioners of biotechnology, and for researchers in biotechnologyindustries.

ISBN: 9780521729475 682pp ` 495.00

Biological SequenceAnalysisProbabilistic Models ofProteins

R. Durbin, S. Eddy,A. Krogh & G. Mitchison

Probabilistic methods are assuming greater significance in the analysisof nucleotide sequence data. This book provides the first unified, up-to-date and self-contained account of such methods, and more generallyof probabilistic methods of sequence analysis, presented in a Bayesianframework.

ISBN: 9780521540797 370pp ` 545.00

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Statistical Methodsin BiologyThird Edition

Norman T.J. Bailey

This is a very widely adopted textbook which presents the basicconcepts of statistics lucidly and convincingly. It recognises thatstudents must be aware of when to use the standard techniques andhow to apply the results they obtain, and the reasoning behind themore important procedures is carefully explained. Since manybiologists do not have a strong mathematical background, thearguments are gauged in terms which can be easily understood bythose with only an elementary knowledge of algebra. Unlike many otherintroductory books, mathematical derivations are avoided and formulaeare only used as a convenient shorthand. Although the subject ispresented with great simplicity, the coverage is wide and will satisfy theneeds of those working in many disciplines. The third edition includes aspecial chapter on problems associated with numerical calculation,electronic calculators and computers.

ISBN: 9780521498456 264pp ` 245.00

IntroductoryMicrobiologyJohn Heritage,E.G.V. Evans &R.A. Killington

The authors present a basic and accessible introduction to the world ofmicrobiology. It covers the structure and functioning of microbes, aswell as the methods used to culture, control, identify and study them.This book is essential reading for anyone becoming interested in thissubject.

ISBN: 9788175961036 234pp ` 245.00

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MicrobialBiotechnologyFundamentals of AppliedMicrobiology

Alexander N. Glazer &Hiroshi Nikaido

Knowledge in microbiology is growing exponentially through thedetermination of genomic sequences of hundreds of microorganismsand the invention of new technologies such as genomics,transcriptomics, and proteomics, to deal with this avalanche ofinformation. These genomic data are now exploited in thousands ofapplications, ranging from those in medicine, agriculture, organicchemistry, public health, biomass conversion, to biomining. MicrobialBiotechnology: Fundamentals of Applied Microbiology focuses on usesof major societal importance, enabling an in-depth analysis of thesecritically important applications. Some, such as wastewater treatment,have changed only modestly over time, others, such as directedmolecular evolution, or ‘green’ chemistry, are as current as today’sheadlines. This fully revised second edition provides an excitinginterdisciplinary journey through the rapidly changing landscape ofdiscovery in microbial biotechnology.

ISBN: 9780521729673 576pp ` 595.00

MicroarrayBioinformaticsDov Stekel

This book is a comprehensive guide to all of the mathematics, statisticsand computing you will need to successfully operate DNA microarrayexperiments. The book covers all aspects of microarray bioinformatics,giving you the tools to design arrays and experiments, to analyze yourdata, and to share your results with your organisation or with theinternational community. There are chapters covering sequencedatabases, oligonucleotide design, experimental design, imageprocessing, normalisation, identifying differentially expressed genes,clustering, classification and data standards.

ISBN: 9780521670500 277pp ` 495.00

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EssentialBioinformaticsJin Xiong

Essential Bioinformatics is a concise yet comprehensive textbook ofbioinformatics that provides a broad introduction to the entire field.Written specifically for a life science audience, the basics ofbioinformatics are explained; followed by discussions of the state-of-the-art computational tools available to solve biological researchproblems. All key areas of bioinformatics are covered includingbiological databases, sequence alignment, genes and promoterprediction, molecular phylogenetics, structural bioinformatics,genomics, and proteomics. The book emphasizes how computationalmethods work and compares the strengths and weaknesses of differentmethods. This balanced yet easily accessible text will be invaluable tostudents who do not have sophisticated computational backgrounds.Technical details of computational algorithms are explained with aminimum use of mathematical formulas; graphical illustrations are usedin their place to aid understanding. The effective synthesis of existingliterature as well as in-depth and up-to-date coverage of all key topicsin bioinformatics make this an ideal textbook for all bioinformaticscourses taken by life science students and for researchers wishing todevelop their knowledge of bioinformatics to facilitate their ownresearch.

ISBN: 9780521706100 339pp ` 445.00

FundamentalGeneticsJohn Ringo

Fundamental Genetics is a concise, nontraditional textbook thatexplains major topics of modern genetics in 42 mini-chapters. It isdesigned as a textbook for an introductory general genetics course.Fundamental Genetics is also a useful reference or refresher on basicgenetics for professionals and students in health sciences andbiological sciences. It is organized for ease of learning, beginning withmolecular structures and progressing through molecular processes topopulation genetics and evolution. Students will find the short; focusedchapters approachable and more easily digested than the long, morecomplex chapters of traditional genetics textbooks. Each chapterconcentrates on one topic, so that teachers and students can readilytailor the book to their needs by choosing a subset of chapters. Thebook is extensively illustrated throughout with clear and uncluttereddiagrams that are simple enough to be re-drawn by students. Thisunique textbook provides a compact alternative for introductorygenetics courses.

ISBN: 9780521613910 475pp ` 495.00

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EcologySecond Edition

J.L. Chapman &M.J. Reiss

Ecology: Principles and Applications is a comprehensive textbook forA-level students and first-year undergraduates taking courses inbiology, geography and Earth sciences, who require an introduction toecology. Studies of human ecology are integrated into the text, and thelinks to related disciplines are emphasised. The text begins with theecology of individual organisms and moves on, through communitiesand ecosystems, to global considerations of biogeography, co-evolutionand conservation.

ISBN: 9780521689205 336pp ` 495.00

The Plant-BookSecond Edition

D.J. Mabberley

The Plant-Book is internationally accepted as an essential referencetext for anyone studying, growing or writing about plants. In over 20,000entries this comprehensive dictionary provides information on everyfamily and genus of seed-bearing plant (including gymnosperms) plusferns and other pteridophytes, combining taxonomic details withinvaluable information on English names and uses. In this new editioneach entry has been updated to take into consideration the most recentliterature and almost 2500 new entries have been added, ensuring thatThe Plant-Book continues to rank among the most practical andauthoritative botanical texts available.

ISBN: 9780521670395 874pp ` 795.00

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Water Governance inMotionTowards Socially andEnvironmentally SustainableWater Laws

Dr Philippe Cullet,Dr Alix Gowlland-Gualtieri,Roopa Madhav &Dr Usha Ramanathan(editors)

Water Governance in Motion: Towards Socially and EnvironmentallySustainable Water Laws focuses on the work undertaken byInternational Environmental Law Research Centre IELRC on water lawreforms in India. It seeks to provide a broader understanding of theconceptual framework informing existing water law and ongoingreforms.

The book is divided into two parts. The first part critically analyses thecontext of international law for water reforms and the second partdiscusses the multifaceted aspects of water sector reforms in India. Itassembles in one volume the contributions made by a broad range ofscholars working on various law and policy issues arising in the contextof water sector reforms in India. The contributions have beenspecifically selected in order to address the wide range of issuesincluding water distribution to households, irrigation, industrial use andwastewater treatment. These questions are dealt with from a range ofperspectives including human rights, environment, agriculture,development and trade. The book would be of interest to academia,researchers, NGOs and policy-makers.

ISBN: 9788175966345 570pp ` 995.00

How to Succeed asa ScientistFrom Postdoc to Professor

Barbara J. Gabrys &Jane A. Langdale

This unique, practical guide for postdoctoral researchers and graduatestudents explains how to build and perfect the necessary research toolsand working skills to build a career in academia and beyond. It is basedon successful training workshops run by the authors: first, it describesthe tools needed for independent research, from writing papers toapplying for academic jobs; it then introduces skills to thrive in a newjob, including managing and interacting with others, designing a taughtcourse and giving a good lecture; and it concludes with a section onmanaging your career, from how to manage stress to understanding thehigher education system. Packed with helpful features encouragingreaders to apply the theory to their individual situation, the book is alsoillustrated throughout with real-world case studies to enable readers tolearn from others’ experience. It is a vital handbook for everyoneseeking to make a successful scientific career.

ISBN: 9781107608665 230pp ` 295.00

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Introduction toModern ClimateChangeAndrew Dessler

This textbook is tightly focused on the problem of anthropogenicclimate change. It is unique among textbooks on climate change in thatit combines an introduction of the science with an introduction to thenon-science issues such as the economic and policy options. Unlikemore purely descriptive textbooks, it contains the quantitative depththat is necessary for an adequate understanding of the science ofclimate change. The goal of the book is for a student to leave the classready to engage in the public policy debate on this issue. This is aninvaluable textbook for any introductory survey course on the scienceand policy of climate change, for both non-science majors andintroductory science students.

ISBN: 9781107608696 300pp ` 395.00

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AAlgae ....................................................................... 7

Allman, Elizabeth S. ............................................... 6

An Introduction to Animal Behaviour ...................... 5

An Introduction to Genetic Engineering ................. 3

Animal Physiology .................................................. 9

BBailey, Norman T.J. .............................................. 11

Basic Biotechnology ............................................. 10

Biological Science .................................................. 9

Biological Sequence Analysis .............................. 10

Biological Thermodynamics ................................... 2

Biotechnology ......................................................... 7

CChapman, J.L. ...................................................... 14

Chapman, R. F. ....................................................... 2

Cullet, Philippe ...................................................... 15

DDawkins, Marian Stamp ......................................... 5

Dessler, Andrew .................................................... 16

Douglas, A. E. ......................................................... 2

Durbin, R. ............................................................. 10

Dwyer, Rex A. ......................................................... 8

EEcology ................................................................. 14

Eddy, S. ................................................................ 10

Environmental Valuation in South Asia .................. 4

Essential Bioinformatics ....................................... 13

Ethier, C. Ross ........................................................ 6

Evans, E.G.V. ....................................................... 11

FFundamental Genetics ......................................... 13

GGabrys, Barbara J. ............................................... 15

General Microbiology ............................................. 8

Genomic Perl .......................................................... 8

Glazer, Alexander N. ............................................ 12

Gowlland-Gualtieri, Alix ........................................ 15

Green, N.P.O. ......................................................... 9

HHaque, A. K. Enamul .............................................. 4

Haynie, Donald T. ................................................... 2

Heritage, John ...................................................... 11

How to Succeed as a Scientist ............................ 15

IIntroduction to Modern Climate Change .............. 16

Introductory Biomechanics ..................................... 6

Introductory Microbiology ..................................... 11

JJahns, H. M. ........................................................... 7

KKillington, R.A. ...................................................... 11

Kristiansen, Bjorn ................................................. 10

Krogh, A. ............................................................... 10

LLangdale, Jane A. ................................................. 15

Lee, Robert Edward ............................................... 5

MMabberley, D.J. ..................................................... 14

Madhav, Roopa .................................................... 15

Mann, David ........................................................... 7

Manning, Aubrey ..................................................... 5

Mathematical Models in Biology ............................ 6

McKillup, Steve ....................................................... 4

Microarray Bioinformatics ..................................... 12

Microbial Biotechnology ....................................... 12

Mitchison, G. ......................................................... 10

Murty, M. N. ............................................................ 4

NNicholl, Desmond S. T. ........................................... 3

Nikaido, Hiroshi .................................................... 12

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PPhycology ............................................................... 5

Principles and Techniques of Biochemistry andMolecular Biology ................................................... 3

RRamanathan, Usha .............................................. 15

Ratledge, Colin ..................................................... 10

Reiss, M.J. ............................................................ 14

Rhodes, John A. ..................................................... 6

Ringo, John .......................................................... 13

SSchlegel, Hans G. .................................................. 8

Schmidt-Nielson, Knut ............................................ 9

Shyamsundar, Priya ............................................. 4

Simmons, Craig A. .................................................. 6

Simpson, S. J. ........................................................ 2

Smith, John ............................................................. 7

Soper, R. ................................................................. 9

Statistical Methods in Biology .............................. 11

Statistics Explained ................................................ 4

Stekel, Dov ........................................................... 12

Stout, G.W. ............................................................. 9

TTaylor, D.J. .............................................................. 9

The Insects ............................................................. 2

The Plant-Book ..................................................... 14

Vvan den Hoek, Christiaan ....................................... 7

WWalker, John ........................................................... 3

Water Governance in Motion ............................... 15

Wilson, Keith ........................................................... 3

XXiong, Jin .............................................................. 13

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