Lysosomes: A laboratory handbook

Laboratory Test Handbook

house officer, or internist wanting a most thorough account of the histology, pathophysiology, and medical management of numerous lung diseases. Considering the prevalence of atopic individuals, all physicians have a responsibility to understand the fundamental principles of allergy. These volumes should thus be a part of every general medical library. GuY McKHANN Medical Student Yale Universit...

A Laboratory Handbook of Blood Transfusion Techniques

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A Handbook of Laboratory Medicine: Blood

A Handbook

Lysosomes

I have followed the lysosome field since it was proposed as a concept by deDuve and his co-workers in 1955 and find this collection of papers by workers in that field an interesting addition that has many sparkling con-addition, of course, to deDuve, to name a few) but it also has several several shortcomings. For the uninitiated (and there are surprisingly many for whom "lysosome" is a new wor...