Biochemical individuality; the basis for the genetotrophic concept.
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 1956
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 214
Subjects: Biochemistry; Biochemical variation
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: label: I
title: BIOCHEMICAL VARIATION; ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE
pagenum: 1; label: II
title: GENETIC BASIS OF BIOCHEMICAL INDIVIDUALITY
pagenum: 8; label: III
title: ANATOMICAL VARIATIONS SIGNIFICANCE
pagenum: 18; label: IV
title: INDIVIDUALITY IN COMPOSITION
pagenum: 47; label: V
title: INDIVIDUAL ENZYMIC PATTERNS
pagenum: 69; label: VI
title: ENDOCRINE ACTIVITIES
pagenum: 80; label: VII
title: EXCRETION PATTERNS
pagenum: 97; label: VIII
title: PHARMACOLOGICAL MANIFESTATIONS
pagenum: 106; label: IX
title: MISCELLANEOUS EVIDENCES OF INDIVIDUALITY
pagenum: 119; label: X
title: INDIVIDUALITY IN NUTRITION
pagenum: 135; label: XI
title: THE GENETOTROPHIC APPROACH
pagenum: 166; label: XII
title: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
pagenum: 177; label: XIII
title: IMPLICATIONS FOR MEDICAL AND DENTAL RESEARCH
pagenum: 183; label: XIV
title: IMPLICATIONS FOR ADVANCE IN PSYCHIATRY
pagenum: 197; title: INDEX
pagenum: 211