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- Adipose tissue protocols
- Angiogenesis in adipose tissue
- Antibody Fc : linking adaptive and innate immunity
- Apoptosis
- Apoptosis methods and protocols
- Apoptosis methods in pharmacology and toxicology : approaches to measurement and quantification
- Apoptosis techniques and protocols
- Aroused : the history of hormones and how they control just about everything
- Ascaris : the neglected parasite
- Autophagy : Lower eukaryotes and non-mammalian systems, Part A
- Autophagy in disease and clinical applications, Part C
- Biophysics For Dummies
- Carotenoid cleavage products
- Cellular and molecular basis of mitochondrial inheritance : mitochondrial disease and fitness
- Cellular automaton modeling of biological pattern formation : characterization, applications, and analysis
- Cellular signal transduction in toxicology and pharmacology : data collection, analysis, and interpretation
- Chemical research on plant growth
- Chemistry of taste : mechanisms, behavior, and mimics
- Chronobiology and obesity
- Circadian clocks
- Circadian rhythms
- Culture of animal cells : a manual of basic technique and specialized applications
- Ecological mechanics : principles of life's physical interactions
- Ecophysiology and responses of plants under salt stress
- Emerging concepts of tumor exosome-- mediated cell-cell communication
- Endosome signalling, Part A
- Endosome signalling, Part B
- Experimental metastasis : modeling and analysis
- Gene delivery to mammalian cells, Volume 245, Part 1 | Nonviral gene transfer techniques
- Gene delivery to mammalian cells, Volume 246, Part 2 | Viral gene transfer techniques
- Heavy metal stress in plants
- High-dimensional single cell analysis : mass cytometry, multi-parametric flow cytometry and bioinformatic techniques
- Immuno Systems Biology : a macroscopic approach for immune cell signaling
- Immunocytochemical methods and protocols
- Immunoinformatics : predicting immunogenicity in silico
- Intercellular signaling in development and disease
- Intrinsic immunity
- Introduction to biological networks
- Laboratory protocols in fungal biology : current methods in fungal biology
- Lateral gene transfer in evolution
- Lipid-mediated protein signaling
- Long-distance systemic signaling and communication in plants
- Methods of adipose tissue biology, Part A
- Microbiomes of the built environment : a research agenda for indoor microbiology, human health, and buildings
- Mitochondria as targets for phytochemicals in cancer prevention and therapy
- Mitochondrial function, Volume 547
- Modeling of microscale transport in biological processes
- Molecular and cellular mechanisms of antibody activity
- Molecular characterization of autophagic responses, Part A
- Morphomechanics of development
- Morphometrics with R
- Navigating the manufacturing process and ensuring the quality of regenerative medicine therapies : proceedings of a workshop
- New perspectives in regeneration
- Nine pints : a journey through the money, medicine, and mysteries of blood
- Oxidative stress and redox regulation
- Parasitic zoonoses
- Pattern formation in morphogenesis : problems and mathematical issues
- Plant and microbe adaptations to cold in a changing world : proceedings from Plant and Microbe Adaptations to Cold 2012
- Plant hormone protocols
- Plant-plant allelopathic interactions II : laboratory bioassays for water-soluble compounds with an emphasis on phenolic acids
- Polar auxin transport
- Pollination biology, Vol. 1, Pests and pollinators of fruit crops
- Principles of animal research for graduate and undergraduate students
- Programmed cell death, Part A, General principles for studying cell death
- Programmed cell death, Part B, The biology and therapeutic implications of cell death
- Quantitative imaging in cell biology
- Rapid characterization of microorganisms by mass spectrometry
- Receptor-receptor interactions
- Regulated cell death, Volume 544, Part A | Apoptotic mechanisms
- Salicylic acid : plant growth and development
- Signal transduction protocols
- Stress signaling in plants : genomics and proteomics perspective, Volume 1
- Symplasmic transport in vascular plants
- The consciousness instinct : unraveling the mystery of how the brain makes the mind
- The membranes of cells
- Thiol redox transitions in cell signaling, Part A, Chemistry and biochemistry of low molecular weight and protein thiols
- Tissue and organ regeneration : advances in micro- and nanotechnology
- Transduction mechanisms in cellular signaling
- Transmembrane signaling protocols
- Triazine herbicides : risk assessment
- Ultraviolet light in human health, diseases and environment
- Viral entry into host cells
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