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Molecular Biology of the Cell, Molecular Biology of the Cell: The Problems Book

Despite its retro look, the information contained in the fifth edition of Molecular Biology of the Cell is anything but outdated. This book is a classic cell biology textbook appropriate for undergraduate level introductory cell biology courses and also can serve as a useful review and reference text for graduate students.Alberts et al. have updated this edition to include several hot topics su...

Molecular Biology of the Cell, Sixth Edition, and Molecular Biology of the Cell, Sixth Edition — The Problems Book

munology and cancer cell biology, and cell signaling. While it aims to provide broad, basic information on a variety of topics in cancer biology, this textbook emphasizes the molecular aspects of cancer. The chapters are arranged in a good chronological sequence, which makes the book very easy to read and understand. The author, Robert A. Weinberg, a stalwart in the field of cancer biology, use...

Knapsack problems: A book review

We review the recent book authored by Hans Kellerer, Ulrich Pferschy, and David Pisinger, Knapsack Problems, Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York 2004, ISBN 3-540-40286-1, price: $129.

Book Review: Python Programming for Biology

Python is an excellent language for scientists and can be used at many levels: Simple scripts for quick and dirty calculations, big programs implementing complex data models, taking advantage of its powerful libraries for number crunching or simply as “glue” to bind together more specialized modules written in C or Fortran. Such a versatility may be an obstacle to find an entry point for the ne...

Book Review: Systems and Synthetic Biology