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Ален Теренс

The Cell: A Very Short Introduction

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The book "The Cell: A Very Short Introduction" - Ален Теренс
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EAN13:9780199578757
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ISBN:9780199578757
Number of pages:152
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The book "The Cell: A Very Short Introduction" — Ален Теренс

The Cell: A Very Short Introduction. In this Very Short Introduction, Terrence Allen and Graham Cowling offer an illuminating account of the nature of cells-their basic structure, forms, division, signaling, and programmed death. Allen and Cowling start with the simple "prokaryotic" cell-cells with no nucleus-and show how the bodies of more complex plants and animals consist of billions of "eukaryotic" cells, of varying kinds, adapted to fill different roles-red blood cells, muscle cells, branched neurons. The authors also show that each cell is an astonishingly complex chemical factory, the activities of which we have only begun to unravel in the past fifty years.


Первым человеком, увидевшим клетки, был английский учёный Роберт Гук (известный нам благодаря закону Гука). В 1665 году, пытаясь понять, почему пробковое дерево так хорошо плавает, Гук стал рассматривать тонкие срезы пробки с помощью усовершенствованного им микроскопа. Он обнаружил, что пробка разделена на множество крошечных ячеек, напомнивших ему соты в ульях медоносных пчел, и он назвал эти ячейки клетками (по-английски cell означает «ячейка, клетка»).

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