Чарльз Эллис - Эпигенетика
- Название:Эпигенетика
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- Издательство:Техносфера
- Год:2010
- Город:Москва
- ISBN:978-5-94836-257-1
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Книга ярко и наглядно повествует о новой науке общебиологического значения — эпигенетике, а также об ее отдельных областях. В издании представлено описание разных эпигенетических сигналов и механизмов их реализации, а также собственно феномен, история и концепции эпигенетики, ее отдельные механизмы и пути реализации эпигенетических сигналов в клетке. Авторы различных глав данной книги — ведущие в мире специалисты в области эпигенетики, являющиеся, как правило, и основоположниками ее отдельных областей.
Издание будет полезно широкому кругу читателей, интересующихся коренными проблемами живого мира, сущности жизни и молекулярных механизмов ее проявления.
По формирующейся традиции современной российской научной литературы, оригинальное русскоязычное печатное издание неопрятно переведено, отвратительно вычитано и содержит большое количество ошибок, начиная с обложки. Чарльз Дэвид Эллис указан как С. Д. Эллис.
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