Titlebook: Cell death in biology and pathology; I. D. Bowen,R. A. Lockshin Book 1981 Chapman and Hall Ltd 1981 DNA.DNA repair.biology.cell.cell cycle

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International Management Knowledgey refer to several different phenomena; the vast majority of papers in the area note the existence of dead cells without further analysis of mechanism or causality; and there exists no compendium attempting to provide guidelines or a source of comparison or unification of ideas. Thus the time is ripe for such a treatise.

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Book 1981ad to blebing, cell fragmentation and death. Thus, more work on the changing chemistry of the plasma membrane in relation to environmental fluctuations would be welcomed. Space requirements and the major orientation of the book forced the exclusion of several very interesting topics: an evolutionary

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