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Organelle diseases : [clinical features, diagnosis, pathogenesis and management]
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ISBN: 0412549107 Year: 1997 Publisher: London Meinham New-York : Chapman and Hall Medical,

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Le malade moléculaire : un nouveau regard sur la médecine
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ISBN: 2130461190 9782130461197 Year: 1994 Volume: *1 Publisher: Paris : PUF - Presses Universitaires de France,


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Understanding cell toxicology : principles and practice
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ISBN: 0139337148 Year: 1990 Volume: vol *2 Publisher: New York London Toronto E. Horwood

Apoptosis and its modulation by drugs
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ISBN: 3540661212 3642630251 3642570755 Year: 2000 Volume: 142 Publisher: Berlin ; Heidelberg ; New York Springer Verlag

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Apoptosis is a fascinating concept for the basic scientist. This is not only because of the multifaceted variety of proposed and discovered mechanisms, but because apoptosis represents a fundamental pathway for cell renewal. The study of apoptosis has resulted in an array of discoveries on signal transduc­ tion and downstream effects that have facilitated and advanced many fields in biology, including research on cancer and other diseases. Thus, the apoptotic process can be viewed as the largest effort of the scientific community to understand how cells work and tissues assemble or remodel. The most direct consequence of this accumulated knowledge is a greater understanding of disease and pathological mechanisms. The end result of these efforts will be significant contributions to health and the adoption of new, never anticipated, therapeutic approaches. This book represents the summation of considerable effort from a significant group of contributors from all over the world as well as from its editors. In this fashion, many viewpoints have been collected and SUbjected to thorough academic discussion. The concepts contained in this medically important volume will stimulate and renew the ideas of scientists and indeed, will generate additional work to advance biological knowledge even further. The emphasis of this volume cements what has been established, adds what has not been explored fully, and creates a fertile ground for further hypotheses that will lead to a more complete understanding of the apoptotic process.

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