Color Atlas of Oral Pathology

Color Atlas of Pathology

such factors in social evolution, but uncritical assertions, especially by so eminent a geneticist, serve only to confuse the issue. One aim of the authors, as expressed in the preface, is to "introduce the concepts and methods of genetics to the general student." Though the professional geneticist will find, as always in the work of Darlington and Mather, much food for thought, the general stu...

Color Atlas of Kidney Biopsy: Pathology of Glomerular Diseases

In the last section, the newer neuropeptides, the endorphins, and the gutand brain-associated peptides are introduced. Dr. Crapo concludes, "There is then, in this astounding labyrinth of chemical messengers, a certain hope for the future-if we can only rise to the adventure and press forward with the exciting research task at hand." Although this is not a textbook of hormones, nor is it intend...

Color Atlas of Pathology: United States Naval Medical School

Color Atlas of Genetics

Drops and Bubbles in Contact with Solid Surfaces is intended to give an overview of the science of wetting. It addresses a variety of current research topics, ranging from electrowetting to nanobubbles and complex fluids. Most of the covered topics are highly relevant to many fields, either because they are active research areas (e.g., nanobubbles, wetting of soft surfaces) or because they addr...

Color Atlas of Dermatology

evaluating people’s personalities. Referencing the works of modern researchers, Barondes, himself a professor of psychiatry, summarizes important findings in a guidebook intended for those outside the field. Making Sense of People is aimed at the general audience, and at 240 pages, it is a light and engaging read. The book is divided into three parts, each several chapters. Part One attempts to...