Cells and Human Health (Cells: The Building Blocks of Life)

Sprague, Ingrid Schaefer

 
9781617530081: Cells and Human Health (Cells: The Building Blocks of Life)

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The amazing complexity of human anatomy and physiology is dependent upon its single most basic unit: the cell. Humans can attribute their overall health to homeostasis, the balance of activity within properly functioning cells. Additionally, cells are affected by the food we eat along with the microscopic entities that make us ill. Cells and Human Health covers how cells work to maintain human health and immunity as well as the history of cell discovery and the basics of cellular activity. Readers will also learn the processes of illnesses and corresponding genetics that compromise a cell's proper activity in the human being.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Ingrid Schaefer Sprague has a B.S. in journalism from Kent State University, USA and has taken coursework in medicine, nursing, and medical technology at Purdue University, USA and Cuyahoga Community College, USA. As the medical editor for the Department of Surgery, St. Luke's Medical Center of Cleveland, USA she was responsible for the medical education of resident MDs. She was also the editor in chief of Dermatology Times and Cosmetic Surgery Times.

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A cell is the smallest unit of life that can be classified as a living thing, but its role in biology is huge. Cells: The Building Blocks of Life explores cells in a variety of ways–how they work, how they effect body functions and health, and how they can be used by scientists to advance medical techniques.

Middle school and high school students and science teachers will enjoy this comprehensive set.

The titles in this set present topics central to the study of biology and life science in an easy-tounderstand style with thought-provoking insight and full-color images.

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A cell is the smallest unit of life that can be classified as a living thing, but its role in biology is huge. Cells: The Building Blocks of Life explores cells in a variety of ways how they work, how they effect body functions and health, and how they can be used by scientists to advance medical techniques.

Middle school and high school students and science teachers will enjoy this comprehensive set.

The titles in this set present topics central to the study of biology and life science in an easy-tounderstand style with thought-provoking insight and full-color images.

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