MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY
By: edited by Stacey B. Day, Robert A. Good, and Jorge J. Yunis.
Contributors: STACEY B. DAY, JORGE Y. YUNIS,  ROBERT A. GOOD, PAUL A. BASTENIE, DARWIN J. PROCKOP, EDWARD A. SMUCKLER  and Others
Publisher: Charles C. Thomas
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Springfield, Ill
Language: eng
Format: Library Bound
Number of pages: 870
Subjects: Pathology; Experimental Biology; Molecular Pathology
Genres: Medical Sciences; Disease; Living Body
Description: The extraordinary and almost unprecedented increase in the rate of growth of knowledge of molecular biology since 1940 has presented the physician today with concepts and insights that touch at the very foundation stone of the origin of life in terms more precise than ever could have been contemplated before. With such an avalanche of theoretical and research data at hand, contemporary potential is for increased comprehension in the unravelling of those secrets once inherently disguised as the so-called "mysteries" of the universe - primary fundamental messages of nature.Understanding of these is already providing the medical scientist with new thresholds for conceptual approaches to the disease process at the molecular level.(Stacey B. Day, Chapter 1, "The Molecular Basis of Disease").
Notes: Dedicated to Elexious T. (Tommy) Bell, Fred Kolouch, Irvine McQuarrie, Berry Campbell and Owen H. Wangensteen - Minnesota Teachers who sought Knowledge by Observations and Experiment.