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Molecular Clocks and Light Signalling - No. 253 |
| CIBA Foundation Symposia Series |
| Novartis Foundation Symposium |
| Organisms ranging from the very simplest, unicellular species to humans share the property at the molecular level of keeping track of time. The primary hallmark of these biological clocks is their ability to respond to environmental stimuli and the most important stimulus comes from environmental light. This characteristic requires the existence of photopigments sensitive to light but the exact identity of the molecules involved remains elusive. This publication collects the latest thinking on this area of research from a multidisciplinary group of international scientists.
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300 Pages
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0470852836
$145.00 |
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