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will see we have published new editions of some of our most popular titles as well as a number
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Enzyme-Linked Protein Arrays
A Laboratory Textbook of
Anatomy and Physiology:
Fetal Pig Version, Eighth
Edition
Apoptosis, Genomic
Integrity and Cancer
Julien L. Van Lancker
ISBN: 0-7637-4541-3
Anne B. Donnersberger and
Anne E. Lesak Scott
ISBN: 0-7637-3619-8
Environmental Science,
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ISBN: 0-7637-0860-7
DNA Sequencing II:
Optimizing Preparation
and Cleanup
Jan Kieleczawa, Ph.D.
ISBN: 0-7637-3383-0
Invitation to Oceanography,
Fourth Edition
Laboratory Investigations in
Molecular Biology
Paul R. Pinet
ISBN: 0-7637-4079-9
Steven Williams, Ph.D.,
Barton Slatko, PhD,
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ISBN: 0-7637-3329-6
CELLS
Essential Genetics,
Fourth Edition
Benjamin Lewin, Lynne Cassimeris,
Vishwanath R. Lingappa, and
George Plopper
ISBN: 0-7637-3905-7
Daniel L. Hartl, Ph.D. and
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ISBN: 0-7637-3527-2
AIDS: The Biological Basis,
Fourth Edition
Alcamo’s Fundamentals of
Microbiology, Seventh Edition
Benjamin S. Weeks, Ph.D. and
I. Edward Alcamo, Ph.D.
ISBN: 0-7637-3714-3
Jeffrey C. Pommerville, Ph.D.
ISBN: 0-7637-0067-3
Human Biology, Fifth Edition
Daniel D. Chiras, Colorado College
ISBN: 0-7637-2899-3
Paperback • 560 pages • © 2005
Human Biology, Fifth Edition provides students with a clear and concise introduction to the general
concepts of mammalian biology and human structure and function. The Fifth Edition’s focus on
health and homeostasis enhances students’ understanding of their own health needs and presents
the scientific background necessary to think critically about biological information they encounter
in the media. The completely revised content and exceptional new art and photos provide students
with a more user-friendly text, including new sections on human reproduction and development as
well as on immunity and disease, excellent chapter learning tools to maximize comprehension of the
material, and more.
Key Features
Student Supplements
• A new section on IMMUNITY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES (Part 3),
featuring a chapter on emerging and re-emerging diseases,
by Jeffery Pommerville, author of the bestselling textbook,
Alcamo’s Fundamentals of Microbiology, Seventh Edition.
• Chemistry in Context – information on important biological
molecules placed in context throughout the text where
chemistry is directly applicable and relevant.
• The previous editions’ Health, Homeostasis, and the Environment
sections are now focused on Health and Homeostasis.
• New end-of-chapter study guide to reinforce and test students’
understanding of key material.
• A strong critical thinking emphasis helps students learn how to
make informed health decisions and think critically about the
biological information they encounter in the media.
• New art and photos to enhance visual learning of Human Biology.
NEW - Human Biology Lab Manual
Instructor Supplem ents
Instructor’s ToolKit CD-ROM:
ISBN: 0-7637-3434-9
This Instructor’s ToolKit includes a powerful set of programs
that can easily be integrated into your daily routine to help save
time, while making classroom presentation more educational
for students. This CD-ROM contains complete text files for the
instructor’s manual and test bank, a test generator, PowerPoint
lecture outline slides, an image bank, and transparency masters.
Transparency Set
ISBN: 0-7637-3435-7
A valuable teaching tool, this set contains 140 of the more
frequently used images from Human Biology, Fifth Edition.
Charles Welsh, LaRoche College
ISBN: 0-7637-3843-3
Charles Welsh’s Human Biology Lab Manual includes 18 lab exercises
to study how the human body works. Labs may be taught in any order,
offering instructors the flexibility to mold the text to suit their own
needs and course lengths.
Student Study Guide
ISBN: 0-7637-3433-0
Designed to help students gain a more thorough understanding of the
topics, this study guide contains chapter overviews, outlines, learning
objectives, study tips pertinent to each chapter, art labeling exercises,
concept map exercises, and practice tests.
Student Note-Taking Guide
ISBN: 0-7637-3605-8
This handy tool provides students with a visual guide that follows the
chapter topics presented in the textbook. By working with this guide,
students are seeing, hearing, writing, and later, reading and reviewing
the material covered.
Human Biology Web Site
Available at http://www.jbpub.com/humanbiology/5e
The Human Biology Web Site offers students an unprecedented
degree of integration between their text and the online world. The
site contains Tools for Learning, an online student review area to help
students study for their class. Numerous resources aid in students’
understanding of the material presented in the text. The site also
introduces students to independent sites that directly relate to topics
mentioned in the chapters.
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Anatomy and Physiology:
Understanding the Human Body
Robert K. Clark, Cumberland County College
ISBN: 0-7637-4816-1
Anatomy and Physiology: Understanding the Human Body provides an informal, analogydriven introduction to anatomy and physiology for nonscience students, especially those
preparing for careers in the allied health sciences. This accessible text is designed with an
uncluttered format, an encouraging tone, and excellent preview and review tools to help
your students succeed. The text provides enough detail to satisfy well-prepared students,
while the personal and friendly presentation will keep even the least-motivated students
reading and learning.
Key Features
Student Supplements
• Analogies are used throughout the text, often depicted in
simple illustrations to aid student visualization of concepts
taught in the book.
• Organized to aid student learning, the first section begins
with an explanation of basic chemistry and builds on this
background, covering cells, how tissues are the building
materials of the body, the body as a whole, and the concept of
homeostasis; the next six sections group together systems in
ways that build student understanding of concepts.
• Flexible topic arrangement allows for the shifting of chapter
order. The text also frequently points students to other
chapters where they can find additional information on the
current chapter topic.
• Chapter One provides students with effective learning tips,
as well as information on where to find valid biomedical
information and how to evaluate information found in the
popular press.
• Contains chapter-opening learning goals and end-of-chapter
study aids, including What You Will Learn and What You Should
Know sections that emphasize key chapter concepts and What
Did You Learn sections that feature multiple choice and short
answer questions for students to assess their learning. Answers
to the multiple choice questions are presented in an appendix.
• Breaching Homeostasis: When Things Go Wrong sections are
featured at the back of many chapters, and present a disease
or disorder of the system discussed in the chapter.
Human Anatomy Flash Cards:
Skeletal and Muscular System
Robert K. Clark, Cumberland County College
ISBN: 0-7637-3515-9 © 2005
Student Note-Taking Guide
ISBN: 0-7637-3728-3
e-Learning Web Site available at
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This site provides additional resources to expand the scope of the
textbook and offers access to the most up-to-date information in
anatomy and physiology.
Instructor Supplements
Instructor’s ToolKit CD-ROM
ISBN: 0-7637-3068-8
Includes test bank, PowerPoint lecture slides, PowerPoint Image Bank,
Classroom Exercises, transparency masters, and more!
Transparency Set
ISBN: 0-7637-3692-9
Contains 145 of the most frequently used images in the text.
Human Anatomy and Physiology
Coloring Workbook and Study
Guide, Second Edition
Paul D. Anderson, Middlesex Community
College and Victor M. Spitzer,
University of Colorado
ISBN: 0-7637-0499-7
This valuable student resource is intended for use in undergraduate
human anatomy and physiology classes. Virtually every structure
of the human body typically studied in an introductory course is
examined. Chapters are concise and complete, enabling students to
master smaller sections of information in a cohesive manner.
The Anatomy Answer Book:
4,000 Questions and Answers for
Pre-Exam Review
A Laboratory Textbook of Anatomy
and Physiology, Eighth Edition
Anne Donnersberger and Anne Lesak Scott,
both of Moraine Valley Community College
Cat Version: ISBN: 0-7637-2656-7
Spiral • 530 pages • © 2005
Pig Version: ISBN: 0-7637-3619-8
Now Available in Cat and Fetal Pig Versions
An updated classic, A Laboratory Textbook of Anatomy and
Physiology, Eighth Edition, is intended for the laboratory
portion of a one- or two-term course in anatomy and physiology
for students planning a health science or health-related career. Its
fifteen integrated units, each consisting of a Purpose, Objectives,
Materials, Procedures, Self-Test, Case Studies, and Short Answer
Questions, emphasize human anatomy and physiology and use the
cat or fetal pig as the dissection specimen. This comprehensive and
versatile lab text makes an ideal companion to any current anatomy
and physiology textbook, or it can be used as both a main text and
lab manual to provide significant savings for your students.
Key Features:
• New exercises and expanded, updated classics provide students with
a solid foundation in anatomy and physiology.
• Flexible organization. Material can be easily adapted to
accommodate courses of different length or scope. Units can
be presented in almost any order and are suitable to self-paced
individualized learning with very little instructor supervision needed.
• New illustrations enhance and reinforce chapter material to
maximize students’ understanding of the topic.
• Enhanced visual learning with 48 full-color histology photographs and
over 70 cat/pig and human cadaver anatomy photographs.
• Instructor’s Guides are available.
W. Kenneth Metcalf, MD, Univ. of Nebraska
Medical Center
ISBN: 0-7637-3059-9
For students trying to review vast quantities of material in a
limited amount of time, this text with its simple question and
answer format provides a tool for rapid review. It assumes that
the reader has some basic knowledge of anatomy and is formatted
to refresh this knowledge base before examinations to improve
examination performance.
Human Body Systems: Structure,
Function and Environment
ISBN: 0-7637-2356-8
This concise text focuses on the organ
systems that comprise and control our
bodies. It is written for those who want to learn more about the
body’s physiological systems and how they operate, and about
what happens when things go wrong. This is the ideal companion to
your general biology course.
Exploring the Way Life Works: The
Science of Biology
Mahlon Hoagland, Bert Dodson,
and Judy Hauck
ISBN: 0-7637-1688-X
Organized around one central idea, the unity
that underlies biological diversity, this book presents biology’s basic
concepts and applications through a brilliant interweaving of incisive
explanations, imaginative analogies, and stunning visual graphics.
CELLS
Edited by Dr. Benjamin Lewin, Lynne Cassimeris, Vishwanath R. Lingappa,
and George Plopper
ISBN: 0-7637-3905-7
Hardcover • 900 pages • © 2007
CELLS, the most cutting-edge textbook in the field, is a must-have for the advanced
undergraduate/early graduate course in cell biology. This important new text covers the
structure, organization, growth, regulation, movements, and interactions of cells, with an
emphasis on eukaryotic cells. Under the direction of Dr. Benjamin Lewin and three expert
section editors, each chapter was prepared by top scientists who specialize in the subject
area. All chapters have been carefully edited to maintain a consistent level throughout
the text, and to assure that all necessary topics are covered. Where they are known the
molecular bases for human diseases are discussed in each chapter.
Key Features
Table of Contents
• Richly illustrated with stunning illustrations throughout,
including numerous photographs, electron micrographs, and
clear, comprehensive drawings.
• A Key Concepts Box opens each section and highlights
important topics discussed throughout that section.
• Key Terms are highlighted throughout the text and definition
links are emphasized on the text’s web site.
• Students who purchase CELLS will receive free access to the
entire contents of the Virtual Text web site. This site features
an online, active learning versions of Lewin’s popular Genes
VIII and Essential Genes texts, as well as numerous articles,
updates and essays.
Part 1. Introduction
1. What is a cell? Benjamin Lewin
Student Supplements
eLearning Website:
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Instructor’s Toolkit CD-COM:
Includes PowerPoint Image Bank, PowerPoint Lecture Outlines,
TestBank, Animations, and Videos.
Part 2. Membranes and transport mechanisms
2. Transport of ions and small molecules across membranes,
Stephan E. Lehnart and Andrew R. Marks, Columbia University
3. Membrane targeting of proteins, Tom Rutkowski and Vishwanath R.
Lingappa, University of Michigan/University of California, San Francisco
4. Protein trafficking between membranes, Graham Warren and Ira
Mellman, Yale University
Part 3. The nucleus
5. Nuclear structure and transport, Charles N. Cole and Pamela A.
Silver, Dartmouth College/Harvard Medical School
6. Chromatin and chromosomes, Benjamin Lewin
Part 4. The cytoskeleton
7. Microtubules, Lynne Cassimeris, Lehigh University
8. Actin, Enrique M. De La Cruz and E. Michael Ostap, Yale University/
University of Pennsylvania
9. Intermediate filaments, Birgit Lane, University of Dundee
Part 5. Cell division, apoptosis, and cancer
10. Mitosis, Conly Rieder, Wadsworth Center (New York)
11. Cell cycle regulation, Srinivas Venkatram, Kathleen L. Gould,
Vanderbilt University, and Susan L. Forsburg, University of Southern
California
12. Apoptosis, Douglas R. Green, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
13. Cancer—Principles and overview, Robert A. Weinberg,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Part 6. Cell communication
14. Principles of cell signaling, Melanie H. Cobb and Elliott M. Ross,
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
15. The extracellular matrix and cell adhesion, George Plopper,
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Part 7. Prokaryotic and plant cells
16. Prokaryotic cell biology, Jeff Errington, University of Oxford,
Matthew Chapman, University of Michigan, Scott J. Hultgren and
Michael Caparon, Washington University School of Medicine
17. Plant cell biology, Clive W. Lloyd, John Innes Centre, UK
Essentials of Molecular
Biology, Fourth Edition
Laboratory Investigations in
Molecular Biology
George M. Malacinski,
Indiana University
ISBN: 0-7637-4011-X
Steven A. Williams, Smith College
Barton Slatko, New England Biolabs, Inc.
John R. McCarrey, University of Texas,
San Antonio
ISBN: 0-7637-3329-6
The Fourth Edition of Essentials of
Molecular Biology retains the brevity
of presentation and emphasis on
fundamentals that characterized the highly successful previous
editions, and provides students with a basic introduction to
molecular biology. The text strives to enhance learning by
providing a reasonable amount of detail, as well as an overview
of the importance of various macromolecules to the functioning
of living cells. The text is organized into a series of modules that
provide instructors with an opportunity to scale the treatment of
various topics up or down to suit their course needs.
Key Features:
• A layered approach develops complexity chapter-by-chapter, rather
than presenting a series of detail-laden descriptions all at once.
• A chapter on genomics, bioinformatics, and proteomics reviews
cutting-edge research strategies for the first time in a molecular
biology textbook.
• A Postscript has been added that reviews the most surprising
developments in molecular biology over the past two decades.
Intended for sophomore/junior level
biology majors, Laboratory Investigations in Molecular Biology
guides students through realistic research projects and demonstrates
how these projects can be successfully performed in the modern
research laboratory. This lab bench manual is divided into four
major projects, which are then separated into numerous modules.
Each module presents a wealth of photographs and illustrations
clarifying important concepts and procedures. The manual suggests
several possible tracks to follow for courses taught at various
levels. To ensure fail safe function of the reagents required for each
experiment, each lab is supported by the availability of pre-packaged
and pre-tested kits containing all reagents required for each module.
Laboratory Investigations in Molecular Biology is a key resource
enhancing students’ understanding of critical laboratory procedures.
Also Available:
Human Embryonic Stem Cells:
An Introduction to the Science
and Therapeutic Potential
Ann Kiessling, Harvard Medical School
Scott Anderson
ISBN: 0-7637-2341-X
Look for NEW 2nd Edition February
2007. ISBN: 0-7637-4386-0
Cold Spring Harbor
Laboratory Research
Notebook
Jones & Bartlett Publishers
ISBN: 0-7637-0165-3
Perfect for all biology laboratory
write-ups, this exceptional Notebook
is easy to use for both students and
researchers. The Notebook features recycled, carbonless paper and
duplicate pages that are micro-perforated and three-hole punched
for easy removal and organization.
The emerging field of human embryonic stem cell biomedicine
crosses many disciplinary boundaries – cell biology, reproductive
biology, embryology, molecular biology, endocrinology,
immunology, fetal medicine, transplantation medicine and surgery.
This single reference provides basic information from these
multiple disciplines as it pertains to the science of stem cells.
New For 2007!
Genes IX
Benjamin Lewin
ISBN: 0-7637-4063-2
Newly revised, the ninth edition of this classic text continues to
educate students with an in-depth, cutting-edge look into the
ever changing field of Molecular Biology.
Alcamo’s Fundamentals of Microbiology,
Seventh Edition
Jeffrey C. Pommerville, Glendale Community College
ISBN: 0-7637-0067-3
Look For New Eighth Edition in November 2006!
The Seventh Edition of this classic text is filled with updated content, new pedagogical
features, an enhanced art program, and updated student and instructor supplements. Revised
by Jeffrey C. Pommerville, Alcamo’s Fundamentals of Microbiology, Seventh Edition retains
the signature student-friendly writing style of Dr. Ed Alcamo. This edition includes newly added
material to keep pace with new developments in the field such as a new chapter covering
genetic engineering and bacterial genomics and the latest information on emerging infectious
diseases. This is the ideal microbiology text for nursing and allied health students, and is
appropriate for other non-majors microbiology courses.
Key Features
Student Supplements
• MicroInquiry Boxes emphasize critical reasoning using scenarios
and case studies that encourage students to investigate an
important aspect of the chapter being studied
• A new chapter covering genetic engineering and bacterial
genomics (Chapter 7)
• Rewritten chapters on viruses (Chapter 12) and immunology
(Chapter 19)
• Updated and revised content that reflects the most recent
advances and findings about emerging infectious diseases
including SARS, West Nile encephalitis, and monkeypox
• Coverage of organisms thought to be potential bioterrorism
agents
• New artwork and many new photographs to improve learning
and understanding
Alcamo’s Laboratory Fundamentals
of Microbiology, Seventh Edition
ISBN: 0-7637-2665-6
This popular lab manual offers thirty multi-part lab exercises
designed to provide students with basic training in the handling of
microorganisms, while exploring microbial properties and uses.
Student Study Guide
ISBN: 0-7637-4536-7
Paperback • 311 Pages • © 2004
Online Learning Center:
Available at: http://microbiology.jbpub.com/7e/.
ISBN: 0-7637-3379-2 • © 2004
This helpful CD-ROM contains an electronic test bank and testgenerating software, PowerPointTM lecture outline slides, Kaliedescope
Media Viewer, and text files of the complete instructor’s manual.
Microbes and Society: An
Introduction to Microbiology
I. Edward Alcamo, late, of State University
of New York at Farmingdale
ISBN: 0-7637-1430-5
Microbes and Society is designed for a
foundation course in life science for liberal arts students. This timely
text emphasizes the relevance of microbes and their role in the
everyday lives of humans — microbes in food production and agriculture,
in biotechnology and industry, and in ecology and the environment.
Encounters in Microbiology
Edited by I. Edward Alcamo, late, of State University
of New York at Farmingdale
ISBN: 0-7637-1576-X
Emergency room physicians and specialists are medical
detectives diagnosing microbial diseases in these
sixteen “Vital Signs” articles from Discover Magazine.
New for 2006!
Guide to Infectious Diseases
by Body System
AIDS: The Biological Basis,
Fourth Edition
Benjamin S. Weeks, Ph.D.,
Adelphi University
I. Edward Alcamo, late, State
University of New York, Farmingdale
ISBN: 0-7637-3714-3
Built upon the foundation of Professor Alcamo’s work, AIDS:
The Biological Basis, Fourth Edition continues to educate
professors and students alike about the biology of HIV and AIDS.
With completely updated content and extended commentary and
discussion topics, this text continues to evolve to keep abreast of
epidemiological patterns and research developments.
New to this edition:
Jeffrey C. Pommerville, Glendale
Community College
ISBN: 0-7637-3481-0
Dr. Pommerville’s Guide to Infectious
Diseases by Body System offers
readers an excellent tool for learning
about microbial diseases. Each of
the fifteen body system units presents a brief introduction to the
anatomical system and the bacterial, viral, fungal, or parasitic
organisms infecting the system. Anatomical illustrations are
captioned with the diseases’ signs and symptoms. Each unit
also provides the names and brief descriptions of each disease,
and their causes and treatments. This book makes an excellent
infectious disease primer and quick reference for any microbiology,
anatomy and physiology, or allied health student.
• All epidemiological data for worldwide trends, regional trends,
and USA statistics have been updated.
• More detailed discussion of the immune system and how the cells
of the immune system work together.
• The discussion of various tissue specific pathologies seen in AIDS
patients has been extended to include more examples of diseases
and research-based explanations for the development of these
AIDS-associated diseases.
• New and improved figures and art have been incorporated
AIDS: Science and Society, Fourth
Edition
Hung Fan, Ross F. Conner,
and Luis P. Villarreal, all of
University of California at Irvine
ISBN: 0-7637-0086-X
Look for NEW 5th Edition January 2007.
ISBN: 0-7637-4263-5
Biomedical research and technology have brought about new, more
effective treatment for AIDS and have hastened progress toward
an eventual cure, but this terrible epidemic still poses new and
unforeseen difficulties with no immediate biological solution in
sight. AIDS: Science and Society, Fourth Edition, confronts these
challenges by providing readers with a conceptual framework that
will help them to understand and make informed decisions about
AIDS-related issues.
How Pathogenic Viruses Work
Lauren Sompayrac, retired, University of
Colorado, Boulder
ISBN: 0-7637-2082-8
Coming Soon
Infectious Disease Epidemiology:
Theory and Practice, Second Edition
Kenrad Nelson, John Hopkins University and Carolyn Williams,
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
ISBN: 0-7637-2879-9
This thorough revision contains new chapters on principles of
immunology, measles and polio, meningococcal infections,
including pneumococcal, and influenza infections. The chapter
on emerging infections has been divided into one of mosquitoborne infections and includes West Nile Virus, Rift V and Dengue
as well as other arthropod-borne infections. SARS and Monkey
Pox are included in the new chapter. All other chapters have
been updated.
Introduction to Human Disease, Seventh Edition
Leonard V. Crowley, University of Minnesota, Riverside Medical
Center, Century Community College, College of St. Catherine
ISBN: 0-7637-4231-7
Essential Genetics: A Genomics Perspective,
Fourth Edition
Daniel L. Hartl, Havard University
Elizabeth W. Jones, Carnegie Mellon University
ISBN: 0-7637-3527-2
Paperback . 600 Pages © 2006
Completely updated to reflect new discoveries and current thinking in the field, the fourth
edition of this classic text offers a student-friendly introduction to contemporary genetics.
Designed for the shorter, less comprehensive introductory course, Essentials Genetics is
written in a clear, lively, and concise manner, and includes many special features that make
the text “user friendly.” Carefully chosen topics provide students with a solid foundation for
understanding the basic processes of gene transmission, mutation, expression, and regulation.
The text also helps students develop skills in problem solving, achieve a sense of the social and
historical context in which genetics has developed, and become aware of the genetic resources
and information available through the Internet.
New Features of the Fourth Edition Include:
Student Supplements
• Enhanced visual learning with over 100 vibrant new and
revised illustrations.
• Major new section on molecular evolution that focuses on
how inferences about gene evolution, protein evolution, and
organismic evolution can be gleaned from DNA or protein
sequences.
• New section on genetic control of the cell cycle through
cyclins, cyclin-dependent protein kinases, and other
mechanisms.
• Major new section on tracing human history through Ychromosome haplotypes.
• New discussion of roboswitches and mechanisms of RNA
interference.
GeNETics on the Web: Providing animated flashcards, practice
Tab le of Contents
1. The Genetic Code of Genes and Genomes
2. Transmission Genetics: Heritage from Mendel
3. The Chromosomal Basis of Heredity
4. Gene Linkage and Genetic Mapping
5. Human Chromosomes and Chromosome Behavior
6. DNA Structure, Replication, and Manipulation
7. The Genetics of Bacteria and Their Viruses
8. The Molecular Genetics of Gene Expression
9. Molecular Mechanisms of Gene Regulation
10. Genomics, Proteomics, and Genetic Engineering
11. The Genetic Control of Development
12. Molecular Mechanisms of Mutation and DNA Repair
13. Molecular Genetics of the Cell Cycle and Cancer
14. Molecular Evolution and Population Genetics
15. The Genetic Basis of Complex Inheritance
questions, and an online glossary, GeNETics on the Web reinforces key
concepts learned in the text. Visit GeNETics on the Web at
www.jbpub.com/genetics/.
Study Guide and Solutions Manual: Authored by Elena R.
Lozovsky, this study aid contains chapter outlines, key terms, and study
questions to enhance student learning. Worked solutions for all the
Concepts in Action problems found within the text are provided. (ISBN:
0-7637-3844-1)
Student Note-Taking Guide: Featuring images from the text
and room to write notes, this guide will help students follow classroom
presentations and reinforce key concepts. (ISBN: 0-7637-3907-3)
ISBN: 0-7637-3575-2
This essential instructor resource provides customizable PowerPoint
presentations with over 450 images and tables from the text, the
Computerized TestBank, and the Solutions Manual.
Genetics: Analysis of Genes
and Genomes, Sixth Edition
Genetics of Populations,
Third Edition
Daniel L. Hartl, Harvard University
Elizabeth W. Jones,
Carnegie Mellon University
ISBN: 0-7637-1511-5
Cloth • 854 Pages • © 2005
Philip W. Hedrick,
Arizona State University
ISBN: 0-7637-4772-6
Cloth • 737 Pages • © 2005
Written by two renowned authorities
in the field, Genetics, Sixth
Edition provides a current, clear, comprehensive, and balanced
introduction to genetics and genomics at the college level. It
treats transmission genetics, molecular genetics, and evolutionary
genetics as fully integrated subjects, and provides students with
an unprecedented understanding of the basic processes of gene
transmission, mutation, expression, and regulation. The text
also explores the connections between modern and historical
experimental methods used by geneticists, and offers valuable
insight into the important historical and social context of genetics
and genomics.
Key Features:
• New to this Edition! Chapters have been re-arranged to include
updated content and new sections on genomics and proteomics,
molecular evolution, history of the human Y chromosome, gene
regulation through small RNA molecules, analysis of proteinprotein interactions, and much more.
• The Sixth Edition includes additional exercises in each chapter.
The text’s author-written problems are plentiful and diverse in
level and format. They are designed to reinforce the concepts
introduced within the text and to challenge students to achieve a
full understanding of the material.
• Connecting past and present, the Connections are unique
excerpts from the original literature of genetics, each introduced
with a brief explanatory passage. The papers range from
Mendel’s early writing to the latest research, and serve to enrich
the material in the text.
• A list of Principles and an Outline introduce the main focus of
each chapter, and each chapter is concluded with a complete,
concise Summary, and Key Terms in Context, a set of new fill-in
exercises. A new Word Roots section helps students interpret and
remember the meaning of the key terms. At the end of the book
there is an updated, concise Dictionary of Genetics.
Written by a leading expert in the field,
Genetics of Populations, Third Edition
is the most current and comprehensive
introduction to genetics for both advanced undergraduate and
graduate students. In the past several years, interest in the application
of population genetic principles to new molecular data has greatly
increased. Dr. Hedrick’s new edition exemplifies his commitment to
keeping pace with this dynamic area of study by emphasizing this
recent change in interest. Students will stay informed of evolving
trends and gain important insight into the developments in genetics
with the new Third Edition of Genetics of Populations.
Key Features:
• This NEW edition focuses on data from genome projects that
compare population samples to identify patterns of genetic
diversity and genes that have been under selection.
• Chapters have been completely updated with the latest examples
and approaches in the field.
• The text also includes NEW and updated tables, chapter exercises,
end-of-chapter problems, art, photographs, featured researchers,
and much more!
Also Available:
The Gist of Genetics: Guide
to Learning and Review
Rowland H. Davis and Stephen G.
Weller, both of University of
California, Irvine
ISBN: 0-7637-0745-7
How the Human
Genome Works
Edwin H. McConkey,
University of Colorado, Boulder
ISBN: 0-7637-2384-3
The perfect resource for nursing,
science, and medical students, as well
as practicing nurses and physicians,
this unique text explains the basics of the human genome: what it
is, what it does, and its implications in health and disease.
Evolution, Third Edition
Monroe W. Strickberger,
University of California, Berkeley
ISBN: 0-7637-3824-7
Look for NEW 4th Edition January
2007. ISBN: 0-7637-0066-5
In this Third Edition of Evolution,
Monroe Strickberger presents biology
students with a basic introduction to prevailing knowledge and
ideas about evolution — how, why, and where the world and
its organisms changed throughout history. By using a range of
disciplines to explain the events and causes for organismic change,
this text helps build a foundation of evolutionary thought in the
often-specialized framework of a biology major’s curriculum.
Key Features:
• New Chapter on Differentiation and the Evolution of
Development.
• Profiles of modern scientists who are actively engaging in
research in various fields of evolution.
• Special topics boxes provide in-depth analyses of evolutionary
theories, events, mechanisms, and advances in research.
Teaching Biological Evolution
in Higher Education:
Methodological, Religious,
and Nonreligious Issues
Brian J. Alters, McGill University
ISBN: 0-7637-2889-6
Teaching Biological Evolution in
Higher Education examines the
religious and nonreligious issues surrounding this central concept of
life science; explores students’ common scientific misconceptions;
describes approaches for teaching topics and principles of
evolution; and offers strategies for handling the various problems
some students have with the idea of evolution due to religious
influences. This book is an indispensable resource for all instructors
who teach aspects of biological evolution in their college courses.
Missing Links:
Evolutionary Concepts and
Transitions Through Time
Robert A. Martin,
Murray State University
ISBN: 0-7637-2196-4
Missing Links: Evolutionary
Concepts and Transitions Through
Time provides readers with a compendium of scientific
evidence of extinct organisms, or “missing links,” that
bridge the evolutionary gaps between primordial species and
modern life. The book introduces newcomers to the field of
evolutionary science with an accessible discussion of basic
scientific practices, rock and fossil dating techniques, and
schools of classification. Readers are then ushered through
a fascinating array of examples of evolutionary transition at
all chronological and geographical scales, from the ultimate
origins of life on Earth to the morphological changes that
readers will observe during their lifetimes.
Defending Evolution: A
Guide to the Creation/
Evolution Controversy
Brian J. Alters, McGill University and
Sandra Alters
Foreword by Stephen Jay Gould
ISBN: 0-7637-1118-7
This handbook explains why so many
students reject evolution and helps science instructors
better understand students’ Creationist beliefs.
Note: Review copies are not available for this title.
Early Life: Evolution on the
Precambrian Earth,
Second Edition
Lynn Margulis and Michael Dolan, both
of University of Massachusetts, Amherst
ISBN: 0-7637-1463-1
This new edition offers an informative
and compelling analysis of microbial
evolution, including new discoveries from
the past two decades.
Invitation to Oceanography, Fourth Edition
Paul R. Pinet, Colgate University
ISBN: 0-7637-4079-9
Designed for the undergraduate, non-science major, the new Fourth Edition of Invitation to
Oceanography provides a complete, concise overview of how the ocean works, spanning the four
major divisions of ocean science: geology, chemistry, physics, and biology. Its informal, conversational
style and use of familiar analogies makes this text appropriate for a broad range of readers. Pinet’s
latest edition includes over 60 new illustrations and photographs to clarify key concepts in the text.
Also new are cutting-edge features on such hot topics as Hurricane Katrina, the 2004 megatsunami,
and many other important updates and end of chapter material. Invitation to Oceanography is the
most up-to-date, comprehensive, and accessible text available for your students!
Key Features
Table of Contents
• Expanded and updated discussions on climate change, El Niño
and La Niña, and Global Positioning Systems.
• New boxed features address hot topics and current events,
including the 2004 megatsunami and Hurricane Katrina.
• New appendices include Classification of Marine Organisms and
the Coriolis Effect.
• Glossary terms now include page numbers where the term may
be found within the text.
• Over 60 new illustrations and photographs.
1. The Growth of Oceanography
2. The Planet Oceanus
3. The Origin of Ocean Basins
4. Marine Sedimentation
5. The Properties of Seawater
6. Wind and Ocean Circulation
7. Waves in the Ocean
8. Tides
9. Marine Ecology
10. Biological Productivity in the Ocean
11. The Dynamic Shoreline
12. Coastal Habitats
13. Ocean Habitats and Their Biota
14. The Ocean’s Resources
15. The Human Presence in the Ocean
Appendices
Student Supplem ents
Student Study Guide to accompany Invitation to
Oceanography, 4e
Karl Chaufee and Mark Jeffries
ISBN: 0-7637-4296-1
This study guide contains chapter overviews, complete chapter
outlines, learning objectives, diagram labeling exercises, graph and
table interpretation exercises, and practice exams organized by
chapter sections. It can be bundled with the text free of charge.
Laboratory Exercises to accompany Invitation to
Oceanography, 4e
ISBN: 0-7637-4299-6
The laboratory exercises are complete unto themselves. The authors
designed the exercises to make use of safe, readily available,
inexpensive, and reusable material. Most of the labs are groupbased activities that demonstrate principles discussed in lectures.
The labs require just minimal knowledge of science and math.
ISBN: 0-7637-4264-3
Contains Microsoft Word files of the Instructor’s Manual and Test
Bank, PowerPoint Lecture Outlines, a PowerPoint Image Bank,
100 transparency masters, 19 animations of text illustrations, and
additional Quicktime movies from NOAA and NASA.
http://www.jbpub.com/oceanlink
Oceanlink provides students with “Tools for Learning,” free
resources designed to help the reader explore in more depth the
basic science and concepts of oceanography.
Introduction to the Biology of Marine Life,
Eighth Edition
James Sumich, Grossmont College
John Morrissey, Hofstra University
ISBN: 0-7637-3313-X
Introduction to the Biology of Marine Life, Eighth Edition engages students in the
excitement and challenge of understanding marine organisms and the environment in which
they live. Marine organisms are examined within a framework of basic biological principles and
processes that are fundamental to all forms of life in the sea including: taxonomy, evolution,
ecology, behavior, and physiology.
Key Features
Student Supplements
• The text has been extensively rewritten, updated, and
reorganized into 13 chapters with major contributions from the
new second author, John F. Morrissey.
• A NEW chapter on marine birds and mammals in the polar seas
has been added.
• Text features expanded coverage of vertebrates including marine
reptiles, birds, and mammals.
• Tropical and Subtropical shallow seas chapter has been greatly
expanded and updated.
• Discussions related to environmental problems are now
integrated throughout the text.
Laboratory and Field Investigations of Marine
Life, Eighth Edition
Table of Contents
1. The Ocean as a Habitat
2. Patterns of Associations
3. Phytoplankton
4. Marine Plants
5. Marine Protozoans and Invertebrates
6. Marine Vertebrates
7. Estuaries
8. Temperate Coastal Seas
9. Tropical and Subtropical Shallow Seas
10. Open Oceans
11. The Deep-Sea Floor
12. Marine Birds and Mammals in Polar Seas
13. Harvesting Living Marine Resources
James Sumich, Grossmont College and Gordon Dudley,
Grossmont College
ISBN: 0-7637-2915-9
Paperback • 195 Pages • © 2005
The only lab manual of its kind! Students will benefit from a
more thorough examination of the topics introduced in the text
and lectures through observation and critical thinking activities.
Includes suggested topics for additional investigation and is an
ideal complement to any marine biology teaching and learning
package!
http://bioscience.jbpub.com/marinebiology
Web site to accompany Introduction to the Biology of Marine
Life, Eighth Edition. This valuable resource includes study
quizzes, flash cards, online glossary, chapter outlines, and links to
Marine Biology in the News.
ISBN: 0-7637-2882-9
The ideal teaching companion, this helpful CD-ROM contains
Kaleidoscope Media Viewer, PowerPointTM lecture outline slides, test
generating software, instructor’s manual text files, animations, and
movies.
Environmental Science, Seventh Edition
ISBN: 0-7637-0860-7
Environmental Science, Seventh Edition provides an in-depth look at the environmental problems
facing the world today and offers a variety of solutions for how we, as a society, can achieve
sustainability. The author focuses on the root causes and brings in experts on both sides of the issue to
have their say in Point/Counterpoints on controversial topics. The Seventh Edition has been thoroughly
updated and reorganized with new discoveries, new concepts, new environmental laws, and the most
recent statistics on resources, population, and pollution.
Key Features
Table of Contents
• Presents an in-depth look at the root cause of environmental
problems and offers possible solutions.
• Emphasizes critical thinking skills throughout, teaching students
how to analyze issues and decide for themselves how to best
approach environmental problems.
• Examines all sides of the issues together with the pros and cons of
potential solutions.
• Highlights the importance of taking individual action to achieve a
sustainable future.
• Contains the latest statistics and new laws related to environmental
issues, including a new section on energy and energy laws.
1. Environmental Science and Critical Thinking
2. Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development
3. Understanding the Root Causes of the Environmental Crisis
4. Principles of Ecology: How Ecosystems Work
5. Principles of Ecology: Biomes and Aquatic Life Zones
6. Principles of Ecology: Self-Sustaining Mechanisms in Ecosystems
7. Human Ecology: Our Changing Relationship with the Environment
8. Population: Measuring Growth and Its Impact
9. Stabilizing the Human Population: Strategies for Sustainability
10. Creating a Sustainable System of Agriculture to Feed the
World’s People
11. Preserving Biological Diversity
12. Grasslands, Forests, and Wilderness: Sustainable Management
Strategies
13. Water Resources: Preserving Our Liquid Assets and Protecting
Aquatic Ecosystems
14. Nonrenewable Energy Sources
15. Foundations of a Sustainable Energy System: Conservation and
Renewable Energy
16. The Earth and Its Mineral Resources
17. Creating Sustainable Cities, Suburbs, and Towns: Principles and
Practices of Sustainable Community Development
18. Principles of Toxicology and Risk Assessment
19. Air Pollution and Noise: Living and Working in a Healthy
Environment
20. Global Air Pollution: Ozone Depletion, Acid Deposition, and
Global Warming
21. Water Pollution: Sustainably Managing a Renewable Resource
22. Pests and Pesticides: Growing Crops Sustainably
23. Hazardous and Solid Wastes: Sustainable Solutions
24. Environmental Ethics: The Foundation of a Sustainable Society
25. Sustainable Economics: Understanding the Economy and
Challenges Facing the Industrial Nations
26. Sustainable Economic Development: Challenges Facing the
Developing Nations
27. Law, Government, and Society
Student Supplements
A comprehensive website at http://environment.jbpub.com offers
eLearning – an interactive study guide with a variety of activities
including chapter reviews, study quizzes, virtual flash cards, and
summaries of Point/Counterpoints. The site also provides links to many
independent sites that provide additional coverage of chapter material,
career information, freeware, and North American regional information.
Contains a PowerPoint Image Bank, PowerPoint Lecture Outline
Slides, Instructor’s Manual, and Test Bank. The Instructor’s Manual
and Test Bank include chapter outlines, sample syllabi, activities,
chapter objectives, key terms, lecture outlines, and suggestions for
presenting each chapter. The Test Bank provides over 2,000 questions
in a variety of formats.
Environmental Science:
Systems and Solutions,
Third Edition
Outlooks: Readings for
Environmental Literacy,
Second Edition
Michael L. McKinney, University of
Tennessee, Knoxville
Robert M. Schoch, Boston University
ISBN: 0-7637-0918-2
Look For NEW 4th Edition December
2006. ISBN: 0-7637-4262-7
Michael L. McKinney, University
of Tennessee, Knoxville
ISBN: 0-7637-3280-X
Environmental Science: Systems and Solutions provides a
comprehensive overview and synthesis of current environmental
issues, problems, and solutions. With lively and clear discussion,
the authors describe the state of the planet in a fair, objective,
and realistic manner. Their global systems approach enables
students to recognize society as a central component of the
environment’s interrelated systems.
Key Features:
• The focus on scientific principles provides the solid grounding
needed to appreciate the issues and the advantages/
disadvantages of the solutions, yet is easily accessible to nonscience majors.
• Input/output model illustrations throughout the text provide the
framework for understanding the global systems paradigm.
• Includes a new chapter on Land Resources and Management and
new expanded chapter on biomes.
• The concept of sustainability is frequently introduced as the basis
for most solutions. Woven throughout the text are discussions
and examples of sustainable technological, social, legal, and
economical solutions.
• What’s the Evidence? Questions ask the reader to review the
authors’ arguments and decide whether the authors have
successfully supported their conclusions.
• Case Study boxes provide more detailed discussions of interesting
environmental science controversies, applications, and
experimental work.
• Instructor’s ToolKit CD-ROM available to adopters. CD-ROM
includes Kaleidoscope Media Viewer, PowerPoint Lecture Slides,
Brownstone Diploma Computerized Test Bank, and Instructor’s
Manual.
Visit the EnviroNet Learning Web Site at http://environment.
jbpub.com/mckinney for Practice Quizzes, Animated Flashcards,
Integrated Exercises, and Answers to Study Questions!
Outlooks: Readings for
Environmental Literacy,
Second Edition is an anthology of recent articles
covering diverse viewpoints on environmental issues and
solutions. The organization is the same sequence used in
Environmental Science: Systems and Solutions, Third
Edition, written by Michael L. McKinney and Robert M.
Schoch; however, Outlooks provides tangible examples for
the breadth of material students typically encounter when
using any environmental science text.
Case Studies in
Environmental Science
Michael L. McKinney, University of
Tennessee, Knoxville
Robert M. Schoch, Boston University
ISBN: 0-3142-0397-4
Statistics: Concepts and
Applications for Science,
with Workbook
David C. LeBlanc, Ball State University
ISBN: 0-7637-1729-0
Designed for students majoring in the
life, health, and natural sciences, this
text and workbook package introduces
statistics with an important emphasis on the real-world applications
of statistical reasoning and procedures.
Study Guide to Epidemiology and
Biostatistics, Sixth Edition
J. Richard Hebel, PhD and Robert McCarter, ScD
ISBN: 0-7637-3491-8
Botany: An Introduction to
Plant Biology, Third Edition
Plants, Genes, and Crop
Biotechnology, Second Edition
James D. Mauseth, University of
Texas, Austin
ISBN: 0-7637-2134-4
Edited by Maarten J. Chrispeels,
University of California, San Diego
David E. Sadava, The Claremont Colleges
ISBN: 0-7637-1586-7
Botany: An Introduction to Plant
Biology, Third Edition provides an
updated, thorough overview of the
fundamentals of botany. The topics and chapters are organized in a
sequence that is easy to follow, beginning with the most familiar—
structure—and proceeding to the less familiar—metabolism—then
finishing with those topics that are probably the least familiar to
most beginning students — genetics, evolution, the diversity of
organisms, and ecology.
Student’s Supplements:
Botany Links
Available at: http://biology.jbpub.com/botany/
This extensive student website includes Chapter Outlines, Botany
Links, Web Exercises, Animated Flashcards, Plants and People
Online, and Botany and Beyond boxes.
Plant Biology Tutor CD-ROM
Stephen E. Scheckler, Stewart A. Hill, and David Taylor,
all of Virginia Polytechnical Institute
Included Free with the Text!
ISBN: 0-7637-0406-7
CD-ROM • © 1998
Included FREE with every copy of the text, this learning tool
contains approximately 2,000 full-color images, dozens of
animations, and three full-scale experiment simulations. The 14
tutorials on this CD-ROM cover four themes: ecology, growth and
development, reproduction, and systematics and evolution.
Instructor’s Supplements:
ISBN: 0-7637-2205-7 • © 2003
This CD-ROM includes text art, a photo library, transparency
masters, an electronic test bank, and an instructor’s resource
manual with teaching suggestions and laboratory exercises.
Jones and Bartlett Publishers and the
American Society of Plant Biologists
have teamed up for the Second Edition of Plants, Genes, and Crop
Biotechnology. The essays collected in this text bring together
aspects of genetics and plant breeding, molecular biology and
genetic engineering, plant development and reproduction, soils and
plant nutrition, agro-ecology and the sustainability of agricultural
practices, population increases and the difficulty of eradicating
hunger, pest control practices and their environmental consequences,
and the role of biotechnology in modern crop production. Note:
Review copies are not available for this title.
Protein Microarrays
Edited by Mark Schena, PhD, TeleChem
International, Inc.
ISBN: 0-7637-3127-7
This dynamic new volume conceived and
edited by Mark Schena features twentyfour cutting-edge chapters from the
leading laboratories in the hot new field
of protein microarrays. In this book, Dr. Schena extends his original
vision of parallelism and miniaturization to advance the protein
microarray field, which promises important breakthroughs in disease
diagnostics and drug discovery.
Medical Biochemistry: Pearls
of Wisdom
Duane C. Eichler, University of South
Florida College of Medicine
ISBN: 0-7637-3525-6
Designed for students and physicians
preparing for board and recertification
exams and reviews, this text is an
exceptional study aid and an excellent quick reference resource
that provides clear, concise information on a wealth of topics within
medical biochemistry.
DNA Sequencing: Optimizing
the Process and Analysis
Edited by Jan Kieleczawa, PhD,
Wyeth Research
ISBN: 0-7637-4782-3
DNA sequencing techniques have evolved
rapidly in recent years, largely resulting
from the Human Genome Project – but
scientists still encounter challenges in sequencing genomes. DNA
Sequencing was written to help scientists sequence difficult
templates. It is also a practical guide to faster and more efficient
routine DNA sequencing.
Table of Contents:
1. Controlled Heat-Denaturation of DNA Plasmids
Jan Kieleczawa, Wyeth Research
2. Effect of Various Reagents on DNA Sequencing
3. Sequencing of Difficult DNA Templates
4. New DNA Sequencing Enzymes
Sandra L. Spurgeon and John W. Brandis, Applied Biosystems
5. Beyond pUC: Vectors for Cloning Unstable DNA
Ronald Godiska, Melodee Patterson, Tom Schoenfeld, and
David A. Mead, Lucigen Corporation, Middleton, WI
6. Recombination-Based Cloning
Vincent Ling, Wyeth Research
7. Plasmid Preparation Methods for DNA Sequencing
Parke K. Flick, Amersham Biosciences
8. Optimization of Culture Growth in 96-Deep-Well Plates
9. Automated DNA Scanners Used in Sequencing Laboratories
10. Geospiza’s Finch-Server: A Complete Data Management System
for DNA Sequencing
Sandra Porter, Joe Slagel, and Todd Smith, Geospiza, Inc.
11. DNA Sequencing Database: A Flexible LIMS for
DNA Sequencing Analysis
Donald M. Koffman, DMK Concepts Inc. and Hemchand Sookdeo,
Wyeth Research
12. Good Laboratory Practices, Good Manufacturing Procedures,
and Quality Assurance in the DNA Sequencing Laboratory
Michele Godlevski and Thalia Taylor, GlaxoSmithKline
13. The Future of DNA Sequencing: Towards an Affordable Genome
Kevin McKernan, Agencourt Biosciences
DNA Sequencing II:
Optimizing Preparation
and Cleanup
Edited by Jan Kieleczawa, PhD,
Wyeth Research
ISBN: 0-7837-3383-0
Kieleczawa’s second volume,
DNA Sequencing II: Optimizing
Preparation and Cleanup, provides an expert knowledgebase of useful methods for optimizing extraction, purification,
quantification analysis, and cleanup in the DNA sequencing
process. This lab bench reference is divided into four sections
– DNA Purification, Cleanup of DNA Fragments, Storage of DNA,
and Quantifying DNA and RNA – each offering the researcher indepth advice by top experts on that aspect of DNA sequencing
technology.
Table of Contents:
Foreword by Richard Gibbs
1. Preparation of Difficult DNA Templates using Seven Different
Commercial Methods
2. Isolation and Use of Bacterial and P1 Bacteriophage-Derived
Artificial Chromosomes
3. Preparation of Genomic DNA from Animal Tissue
4. Extraction of Genomic DNA from Plant Tissue
5. Preparation of cDNA Probes for DNA Microarrays
6. Isolation of Nucleic Acids from Paraffin-Embedded Archival
Tissues and other “Difficult” Sources
7. Comparison of Sequencing Data for DNAs Prepared Using
TempliPhi Technology and Traditional Preparation Protocols
8. Whole Genome Amplification using the Multiple Displacement
Amplification Reaction
9. Solid Phase Nucleic Acid Purification using Magnetic Beads
10. The Sanger Institute High-Throughput Sequencing Pipeline
11. Comparison of PCR Product Cleanup Methods for High Throughput Capillary Electrophoresis
12. Evaluation of Methods for Cleanup of DNA Sequencing Reactions
13. Thermostable DNA Polymerases for a Wide Spectrum of
Applications: Comparison of a Robust Hybrid TopoTaq to other
Enzymes
14. Prolonged Storage of Plasmid DNAs Under Different Conditions:
Effect on Plasmid Integrity, Spectral Characteristics, and DNA
Sequence Quality
15. The DNA BookTM - A New Method of the Storage and Distribution
of Genome Resources
16. Assessing the Quantity, Purity, and Integrity of RNA and DNA
Following Nucleic Acid Purification
17. Essential Software and Other Tools Used in Modern
Biology Laboratories
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If you are not completely satisfied, please return it within 30 days for a full refund or replacement copy.
Apoptosis, Genomic Integrity,
and Cancer
Julien L. Van Lancker, University of
California at Los Angeles
ISBN: 0-7637-4541-3
The life span of a cell is finite and on
a path to death. Harmonious survival
of the entire organism depends on the
rigorous preservation of the controls that regulate this balance
between replication and apoptosis (self-destruction), a balance
that depends largely on the integrity of the genome. Cancer is
a flagrant illustration of the danger of imbalances between cell
proliferation and cell death. This book introduces the interactions
of apoptosis, cell-cycle checkpoint controls, and the maintenance
of genomic integrity through DNA repair in normal and cancer cells.
Table of Contents
Part 1 Introduction to Apoptosis
1. Morphology and Occurence of Apoptosis
2. Recognition and Disposal of the Apoptotic Bodies
3. Agents that Trigger Apoptosis
4. Genes and Gene Products in Apoptosis of C. elegans
5. The Bc1-2 Family
6. Interleukin 1-B Converting Enzyme (ICE) and Caspases
7. The Cytochrome c-Dependent Pathway to Apoptosis
8. Inhibitor of Apoptosis Proteins (IAPs)
Part 2 Integrity of the Genome
9. The p53 Gene
10. Integrity of the Genome and Programmed Cell Death
11. Enzymes Potentially Involved in P53 Activation
12. P53 and the Cell Cycle
13. Cell Cycle Checkpoints
14. Cell Cycle Arrests
15. P53 Transactivation of GADD45 and MDM2
16. The P53 Family and Apoptosis
Part 3 The Life and Death of the Cancer Cell
17. Tumor Transforming Growth Factors and Cancer
18. Protein Tyrosine Kinase Receptors and Cancer
19. The Oncogenic GTPases
20. Non-Receptor Protein Kinases and Cancer
21. The PiK3/AKT Pathway Cancer and Apoptosis
22. Transcription Factors and Cancer
23. Cancer and Genomic Instability
24. Cancer and Genomic Instability: Mismatch Repair and Cancer
25. The Role of Franconi Anemia, Breast Cancer and Bloom
Syndrome Genes in Oncogensis
26. Cancer and Apoptosis
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please return it within 30 days for a
full refund or replacement copy.
How Cancer Works
Lauren Sompayrac, PhD, Retired,
University of Colorado, Boulder
ISBN: 0-7637-1821-1
Paperback • 110 pages •© 2004
In nine clear and concise “Lectures”
focusing on ten of the most common
cancers, this book explains the basics
of cancer: what it is, what it does, and
what is being done to try to cure it. Using his trademark style of
every day example, metaphor, anecdote and humor, Dr. Sompayrac
conveys — step-by-step — the essentials of what we know about
human malignancies, what conditions and events are necessary
for tumors to form and grow, and what has been learned about
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Molecular Oncology of
Breast Cancer
Edited by Jeffrey S. Ross, MD,
Albany Medical College & Millennium
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Gabriel N. Hortobagyi, MD, FACP, The
University of Texas M.D. Anderson
Cancer Center
ISBN: 0-7637-4810-2
The first comprehensive reference to focus on the molecular
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breast cancer patient.
Glioblastoma Multiforme
Edited by James Markert, MD,
University of Alabama, Birmingham
Vincent T. DeVita Jr., MD, Yale
University Scholl of Medicine
Steven A. Rosenberg, MD, PhD,
National Cancer Institute
Samuel Hellman, MD,
University of Chicago
ISBN: 0-7637-2640-0
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Genomic and Molecular
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Edited by Wei Zhang, PhD.
Gregory N. Fuller, MD, PhD, both of The
University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer
Center
ISBN: 0-7637-2261-8
Written for a broad range of researchers
and clinicians including oncologists, neurologists, pathologists,
neuroscientists, residents, postdoctoral fellows, and others in
related fields, this comprehensive reference documents cuttingedge advances in genomic and molecular techniques for brain
tumor research and clinical practice and describes their medical
and therapeutic implications.
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Molecular Oncology of Prostate Cancer
Edited by Jeffrey S. Ross, MD, Albany Medical College and
Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
ISBN: 0-7637-4745-9
This is the first book of its kind to focus on the
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Molecular Oncology of Prostate Cancer was written
specifically for practicing urologists, medical and radiation
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Biomedical Informatics: A User’s Guide
Management of Nausea and
Vomiting in Cancer and
Cancer Treatment
Jules J. Berman, Ph.D., M.D, President-Elect of the Association for
Pathology Informatics, National Cancer Institute
ISBN: 0-7637-4135-3
Now more than ever professionals are confronted with the social
and legal issues behind organizing and merging biomedical data.
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data can be legally and ethically acquired, how the data can be
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Pancreatic Cancer
Edited by Daniel D. Von Hoff, MD,
University of Arizona, Translation
Genomics Research Institute
Douglas B. Evans, MD, The University of
Texas, Anderson Cancer Center
Ralph H. Hruban, MD, The Johns
Hopkins Hospital
ISBN: 0-7637-2178-6
This groundbreaking volume is the instant gold standard for
authoritative information on the prevention, diagnosis, and
treatment of pancreatic cancer. This book includes 54 state-of-theart chapters — all with full color illustrations — edited and written
by world authorities on the subject. It is the first comprehensive
reference available on the topic.
Edited by Paul J. Hesketh, MD,
Caritas St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center
ISBN: 0-7637-3139-0
For any cancer professional interested
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provides a comprehensive overview of the extent of this problem,
the types of nausea and vomiting arising from cancer treatment, a
review of pathophysiologic mechanisms and predictive factors, and
options available for treatment strategies.
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An Introduction to Infrared and Raman
Spectroscopy
Peter J. Larkin, Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Analytical
Research and Development
ISBN: 0-7637-3150-1
This text introduces readers to the fundamental principles and
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of both Infrared and Raman Spectroscopy.
Pediatric Stem Cell
Transplantation
Edited by Paulette Mehta, MD, Central
Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System
ISBN: 0-7637-1855-6
The only comprehensive reference
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transplantation in children, Pediatric
Stem Cell Transplantation addresses all the major dimensions
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In 24 concise chapters, written by world experts in pediatric
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Malignant Liver Tumors:
Current and Emerging
Therapies, Second Edition
Edited by Pierre Clavien, MD, PhD,
University Hospital – Zurich
Yuman Fong, MD Memorial SloanKettering Cancer Center
H. Kim Lyerly, MD, Duke University
Medical Center
Michael A. Morse, MD, Duke University
Medical Center
Alan P. Venook, MD, University of
California at San Francisco
ISBN: 0-7637-1857-2
Completely revised and updated by a renowned team of editors,
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Bioimaging: Current Techniques in Light &
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Robert W. Roberson, PhD, Arizona State University
Douglas E. Chandler, PhD, Arizona State University
ISBN: 0-7637-3874-3
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Oncogenes, Second Edition
Geoffrey M. Cooper, PhD,
Harvard Medical School and
Dana Farber Cancer Institute
ISBN: 0-86720-937-2
The Second Edition of this authoritative
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Fundamentals of Cancer
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Phillip Nasca, PhD, University of
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Harris Pastides, PhD, MPH, University of
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ISBN: 0-7637-1776-7
Fundamentals of Cancer Epidemiology
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Geoffrey M. Cooper, PhD,
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ISBN: 0-86720-191-6
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