An edition of Biochemistry (1990)

Biochimie

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An edition of Biochemistry (1990)

Biochimie

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De Boeck Université
Language
French
Pages
1361

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Subjects
Biochemistry, Biochimie, Biomolécules, Expression génique, Génétique biochimique, Métabolisme, open_syllabus_project, Manuels d'enseignement supérieur, Manuel, Science, Life sciences

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Biochimie
2005, De Boeck
in French - 2e éd.
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Biochemistry
2004, J. Wiley & Sons
in English - 3rd ed.
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Biochimie
1998, De Boeck Université
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Cover of: Biochemistry
Biochemistry
1995, J. Wiley & Sons
in English - 2nd ed.
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Biochemistry
1990, Wiley
in English
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Edition Notes

Trad. de la 2e éd. américaine: Biochemistry.

Feuillet de "Quelques abréviations biochimiques courantes" inséré au début du volume.

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Bruxelles

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Pagination
xvii, 1361 p. :
Number of pages
1361

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OL22140146M
ISBN 10
274450016X
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180783

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"gets that life as we know it arose but once (if life arose more than once, the other forms must have rapidly died out, possibly because they were "eaten" by the present form). Thus, by comparing the corresponding genetic messages of a wide variety of modern organisms it may be possible to derive reasonable models of the primordial messages from which they have descended."

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