Norah Rudin, Ph.D.
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Reflecting the most up-to-date information in all aspects of biology, this book includes approximately 5,000 biological terms listed alphabetically and defined on a level useful to college-level biology students, high school biology teachers, medical and nursing students & professionals and those with an interest in science.
Topics covered include botany, cell biology, metabolic pathways, physiology and development, neurobiology, immunology, botany, zoology, classical and population genetics, ecology, evolution, biological classification, molecular biology and genetic engineering, common biological laboratory procedures and instrumentation. |
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Reference Editor's Recommended Book:
From aardvark to zymogen granule, Barron's biology dictionary provides definitions and explanations of more than 6,000 biological terms. It'll set the love lights blazing in the eyes of any biology student, but it's also a fine library addition for the armchair biologist, the young science amateur, or any aging Saturday scientists. An essential reference for students struggling though science texts, Norah Rudin's dictionary also makes for interesting perusal fodder for them what enjoy browsing through aqueous humor, hyperplasia, mitochondrial cytopathies, northern blot, and spermatogenesis.
5,000 biological terms listed alphabetically and defined for college-level biology students provide fine at-a-glance reference to everything from botany and zoology to genetics, ecology and molecular biology. This is an important study which defines and surveys the range of modern biological sciences.
