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Nobel lectures, Physics, 1963-1970 : including presentation speeches and laureates' biographies by ScienceDirect (Online service)

Subjects: “…Nobel Prizes.…”
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The Nobel Prize winning discoveries in infectious diseases by Rifkind, David

Contents: “…Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Alfred Nobel and the Nobel Prizes -- Immunity -- Serotherapy -- Antimicrobial Defenses -- MHC Restriction -- Antimicrobials -- Prontosil and the Sulfonamides -- Penicillin -- Streptomycin -- Chemotherapeutic Agents -- Bacteria -- Tuberculosis -- Typhus -- Syphilis Therapy -- Viruses -- Tobacco Mosaic Virus -- Yellow Fever -- Poliomyelitis Virus -- Hepatitis B Virus -- Bacteriophage -- Bacteriophage Lysogeny -- Rous Sarcoma Virus -- Polyoma Virus -- Reverse Transcriptase -- Viral Oncogenes -- Kuru -- Prions -- Parasites -- Malaria -- Cancer Parasite -- DDT -- Counterpoint: HIV / AIDS -- Index.…”
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Science, technology, and society in the time of Alfred Nobel : Nobel symposium 52, held at Björkborn, Karlskoga, Sweden, 17-22 August 1981 1st ed. by Nobel Symposium Björkborn, Karlskoga, Sweden, ScienceDirect (Online service)

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The evolution of molecular biology : the search for the secrets of life by Van Holde, K. E. (Kensal Edward), 1928-, Zlatanova, J.

Contents: “…Beginnings -- The Origins of Biochemistry -- The Chemical Structure of Proteins -- Proteins in Three Dimensions -- The Origins of Genetics -- Nucleic Acids -- The Great Synthesis -- How DNA is Replicated -- The Central Dogma -- The Genetic Code -- Gene to Protein: The Whole Path -- Eukaryotes Pose New Problems -- Development and Differentiation -- Recombinant DNA: The Next Revolution -- Understanding Whole Genomes: Creating New Paradigms -- Whole Genomes and Evolution -- Practical Applications of Recombinant DNA Technologies -- Appendix: Nobel Prize Laureates That Have Contributed to the Development of Molecular Biology.…”
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Primer to The immune response 2nd edition. by Mak, Tak W., 1945-, Saunders, Mary E. (Scientific editor), Jett, Bradley D.

Contents: “…Introduction to the immune response -- Components of the immune system -- Innate immunity -- The b cell receptor : proteins and genes -- B cell development, activation and effector functions -- The major histocompatibility complex -- Antigen processing and presentation -- The t cell receptor : proteins and genes -- T cell development, activation and effector functions -- Regulation of immune responses in the periphery -- Nk, [gamma delta] t and nkt cells -- Mucosal and cutaneous immunity -- Immunity to infection -- Vaccination -- Immunodeficiency -- Tumor immunology -- Transplantation -- Immune hypersensitivity -- Autoimmune diseases -- Hematopoietic cancers -- Selected landmark discoveries in immunology -- Nobel prizes awarded for work in immunology -- Comparative immunology -- Selected cd markers -- Cytokines, chemokines and receptors -- Selected immunological techniques.…”
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Discoveries in pharmacology. Volume 1, Nervous system and hormones Second edition. by ScienceDirect (Online service)

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A history of immunology 2nd ed. by Silverstein, Arthur M.

Contents: “…Important books in immunology, 1892 -- 1968 -- Appendix B. Nobel Prize highlights in immunology -- Appendix C. …”
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Medical device technologies : a systems based overview using engineering standards by Baura, Gail D.

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Advances in pharmacology. Volume 36, Intracellular signal transduction by ScienceDirect (Online service)

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Nanomagnetism and spintronics by ScienceDirect (Online service)

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Handbook of financial econometrics tools and techniques. Volume 1, Tools and techniques by ScienceDirect (Online service)

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Men of physics: L.D. Landau 1st ed. by Landau, L. D. (Lev Davidovich), 1908-1968

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How the great scientists reasoned : the scientific method in action 1st ed. by Tibbetts, Gary G.

Contents: “…Wilhelm Röntgen intended to study cathode rays but ended up discovering X-rays: listen carefully when Mother Nature whispers in your ear---she may be leading you to a Nobel Prize -- 7. Max Planck, the first superhero of quantum theory, saves the universe from the ultraviolet catastrophe: assemble two flawed hypotheses about a key phenomenon into a model that fits experiment exactly and people will listen to you even if you must revolutionize physics -- 8. …”
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Sir Edward Appleton, G.B.E., K.C.B., F.R.S. by Clark, Ronald (Ronald William), 1916-1987

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Solving problems with NMR spectroscopy by Rahman, Atta-ur-, 1942-

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Graphene : fundamentals and emergent applications 1st ed. by Warner, Jamie H.

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Fibrous Proteins : Coiled-Coils, Collagen and Elastomers by ScienceDirect (Online service)

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The crystalline states of organic compounds by ScienceDirect (Online service)

Contents: “…Of X-ray diffraction and the Nobel prize -- 1.1. The beginnings -- 1.2. X-ray crystallography in a nutshell -- 1.3. …”
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Nanostructures : properties, processing, and applications by Verma, Gaurav

Contents: “…Structures based on dimensionality -- 2.2. The case of carbon: Nobel Prize-winning discoveries -- 2.3. Structures differentiated based on composition -- 2.4. …”
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Femtochemistry VII : fundamental ultrafast processes in chemistry, physics, and biology : VIIth International Conference on Femtochemistry, Fairmont Washington, Washington, DC, USA... 1st ed. by International Conference on Femtochemistry Washington, D.C., ScienceDirect (Online service)

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