ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MOLECULAR CELL BIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR MEDICINE V11

This second edition of the Encyclopedia of Molecular Cell Biology and Molecular Medicine covers the molecular and cellular basis of life, disease, and therapy at university and professional researcher level. With its 16 volumes, this is the most comprehensive and detailed treatment of molecular cell biology and molecular medicine available today. It represents a single source library for

• Molecular Biologists
• Cell Biologist
• Biochemists
• Structural Biologists
• Gene Technologists
• Developmental Biologists
• Medicinal Chemists
• Physicians
• Biotechnologists
• Pharmacologists

An Editorial Board composed of renowned experts from all over the world – Nobel laureates, including the 2007 Nobel Prize winner in medicine, Sir Martin Evans, Lasker Award winners and directors of prestigious institutes and university department – guarantees the high quality and comprehensive scope of this work. All major disciplines comprising and supporting molecular cell biology and molecular medicine are covered in true Encyclopedic detail.

Each of the over 400 articles is conceived as a self-contained treatment and begins with an outline and a keyword section, including definitions. Descriptive illustrations – many in colour -, informative tables and a glossary of basic terms in each volume enable readers to understand articles without the need to consult a dictionary, textbook or other work. Numerous cross-references and a comprehensive bibliography round off every article.

Praise from the reviews:

"... It goes without saying that no library can afford to be without this new edition. Everyone working in the areas of molecular biology, genome research, medical science, or clinical research needs to have access to these volumes... " Angewandte Chemie

"... an authoritative reference source of the highest quality… It is extremely well written and well illustrated..."American Reference Books Annual (Library & Information Science Annual - on the first edition)

For further details please visit our homepage at www.meyers-emcbmm.de

Robert A. Meyers earned his Ph.D in organic chemistry from the University of California Los Angeles, was a post-doctoral fellow at California Institute of Technology and manager of chemical processes for TRW Inc. He has published in Science, written or edited 12 scientific books and his research has been reviewed in the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal. He is one of the most prolific science editors in the world having originated, organized and served as Editor-in-Chief of three of the Encyclopedia of Physical Science and Technology, the Encyclopedia of Analytical Chemistry and two editions of the present Encyclopedia of Molecular Cell Biology and Molecular Medicine.

Preface.

Editor-in-Chief.

Editorial Board.

List of Contributors.

Color Plates.

Proteasomes (Martin Rechsteiner).

Protein and Nucleic Acid Enzymes (Daniel L. Purich).

Protein Expression by Expansion of the Genetic Code (Jason W. Chin, Thomas J. Magliery).

Protein Mediated Membrane Fusion (Reinhard John).

Protein Microarrays (Jens R. Sydor, David S. Wilson, Steffen Nock).

Protein Modeling (Marian R. Zlomislic, D. Peter Tieleman).

Protein NMR Spectroscopy (Thomas Szyperski).

Protein Purification (Richard R. Burgess).

Protein Repertoire Evolution of (Christine Vogel, Rajkumar Sasidjaran, Emma E. Hill).

Protein Splicing (Kenneth V. Mills).

Protein Structure Analysis: High-throughput Approaches (Andrew P. Turnbull, Udo Heinemann).

Protein Translocation Across Membranes (Carla M. Koehler, David K. Hwang).

Proteomics (Paula Cutler, Israel S. Gloger, Christine Debouck).

Proton Translocating ATPases (Masamitsu Futai, Ge-Hong Sun-Wada, Yoh Wada).

Pufferfish Genomes: Takifugu and Tetraodon (Melody S. Clark, Hugues Roest Crollius).

Quantitative Analysis of Biochemical Data (Albert Jeltsch, Jim Hoggett, Claus Urbanke).

Radioisotopes in Molecular Biology (Robert James Slater).

Rat Genome (Ratus norvegicus) (Kim C. Worley, Preethi Gunaratne).

Real-Time Quantitative PCR: Theory and Practice (Gregory L. Shipley).

RecA Superfamily Proteins (Dharia A. McGrew, Kendall L. Knight).

Receptor Biochemistry (Tatsuya Hago, Kimihiko Kameyama).

Receptor Targets in Drug Discovery (Michael Williams, Christopher Mehlin, Rita Raddatz, David J. Triggle).

Receptor, Transporter and Ion Channel Diseases (J. Jay GArgus).

Glossary of Basic Terms.

The Twenty Amino Acids that are Combined to Form Proteins in Living Things.

The Twenty Amino Acids with Abbreviations and Messenger RNA Code Designations.

Complementary Strands of DNA with Base Pairing.