Understanding biochemistry: enzymes and membranes Peter K Robinson and Helen Watson

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Robinson, Peter K [Contributor]

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TextLanguage: English Series: Essays in biochemistry ; 59 | Hooper, Nigel ; Publication details: London Portland Press no dateDescription: 76 pagesContent type:

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9781855781986

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Summary: The Understanding Biochemistry special issues of Essays in biochemistry provide a selection of informative and accessible articles on biochemical topics for teachers and post - 16 students. they aim to support the next generation biochemists by fostering an understanding and appreciation of some fundamental topics in molecular biosciences.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

The Understanding Biochemistry special issues of Essays in biochemistry provide a selection of informative and accessible articles on biochemical topics for teachers and post - 16 students. they aim to support the next generation biochemists by fostering an understanding and appreciation of some fundamental topics in molecular biosciences.

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