Edited by REINHOLD MUNKER ERHARD HILLER JONATHAN GLASS RONALD PAQUETTE 2007 In the 6 years since the publication of Modern Hematology: Biology and Clinical Management, major advances in the understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of blood disorders have again been made. Molecular studies are now used on a daily basis to diagnose a variety of hematological disorders and to […]
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Sterling T. Bennett Christopher M. Lehman George M. Rodgers 2007 A Practical Guide for Pathologists In the course of our practice as coagulation laboratory directors, we have acquired personal libraries of hemostasis and thrombosis texts that serve as excellent references for the basic science and clinical aspects of hemostasis. What is missing, though, is a single reference text […]
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Edited by KELLY K. HUNT STEPHAN A. VORBURGER STEPHEN G. SWISHER 2007 The possibility of treating cancer, a disease defined by genetic defects, by introducing genes targeting these very alterations has led to an immense interest in gene therapy for cancer. Although incremental successes have been realized, enthusiasm for gene therapy has declined due to an increasing number […]
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Second Edition Ashfaq Hasan 2013 One of the primary objectives of the first edition of this book was to facilitate understanding and retention of a complex subject in the least possible time—by breaking the subject matter down into small, easily comprehensible sections: these were presented in a logical sequence as flow charts, introducing concepts first, […]
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Lars Kaestner 2013 This book is a habilitation treatise. I aimed to both fulfil the formal requirements of the habilitation treatise as defined in the habilitation regulation of the Medical Faculty at Saarland University and provide a resource for colleagues, students and all that are interested in calcium signalling and/or optical imaging methods to […]
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Ashfaq Hasan Second Edition 2013 One of the primary objectives of the fi rst edition of this book was to facilitate understanding and retention of a complex subject in the least possible time—by breaking the subject matter down into small, easily comprehensible sections: these were presented in a logical sequence as flow charts, introducing concepts fi rst, and […]
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