Biological Physics: Energy, Information, Life - Tapa blanda
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THIS TEXT FOCUSES ON NEW RESULTS IN MOLECULAR MOTORS, SELF-ASSEMBLY, AND SINGLE-MOLECULE MANIPULATION THAT HAVE REVOLUTIONIZED THE FIELD IN RECENT YEARS. NOW IN PAPERBACK, THIS UPDATED EDITION HAS NEW END-OF-CHAPTER PROBLEMS GIVING FRESH OPTIONS FOR ASSIGNMENTS AND EXAMS; AND AN UPDATED CHAPTER ON ENZYMES AND MOLECULAR MACHINES. THIS TEXT FOCUSES ON NEW RESULTS IN MOLECULAR MOTORS, SELF-ASSEMBLY, AND SINGLE-MOLECULE MANIPULATION THAT HAVE REVOLUTIONIZED THE FIELD IN RECENT YEARS, AND INTEGRATES THESE TOPICS WITH CLASSICAL RESULTS. THE TEXT ALSO PROVIDES FOUNDATIONAL MATERIAL FOR THE EMERGING FIELD OF NANOTECHNOLOGY. NOW IN PAPERBACK, THIS UPDATED EDITION HAS NEW END-OF-CHAPTER PROBLEMS GIVING FRESH OPTIONS FOR ASSIGNMENTS AND EXAMS; AND AN UPDATED CHAPTER ON ENZYMES AND MOLECULAR MACHINES, FOR A THOROUGHLY UP-TO-DATE LOOK AT OUR RAPIDLY EVOLVING UNDERSTANDING OF MOLECULAR MOTORS.
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Reseña del editor:
This first edition textbook predominantly focuses on new results found in molecular motors, self-assembly and single molecule manipulation that have revolutionised the field in recent years. Nelson is able to integrate these new findings with classical results. There is also plenty of foundational material for the emerging field of nanotechnology, bringing to life a subject that is predominant in biological physics in universities today. Students will learn how the lessons of biological physics apply to all fields of science, and shall be able to go beyond this to consider the relevance within their everyday lives.
This title is geared towards undergraduate students who have to take a one year calculus- based physics course. Therefore the text is self-contained and comprehensive with pedagogical detail throughout. An additional section has been added, “Track 2” contains more advanced material for senior physics students and graduate students as well.
Biografía del autor:
Philip Nelson is Professor of Physics at the University of Pennsylvania, USA. He received his A.B. from Princeton University (1980) and Ph.D. from Harvard University (1984). Professor Nelson serves on the Biophysical Society's Education Committee; he received Penn's highest teaching award in 2001, in part for creating the course that formed the basis for this book.
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- EditorialW.H.Freeman & Co Ltd
- Año de publicación2013
- ISBN 10 0716798972
- ISBN 13 9780716798972
- EncuadernaciónPaperback
- Número de páginas600
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