Bone and Development
- 저 자 : Bronner
- 역 자 :
- 출판사 : Springer
- ISBN(10) : 1848828217
- ISBN(13) : 9781848828216
- 발행일 : 2010 / 1판 / 300 페이지
- 상품코드 : 22077
- 적립금: 4,294원
This volume, the sixth in the series Topics in Bone Biology, presents the current knowledge of bone development, from
growth to mineralization.
Like previous volumes in this series, it embraces the important interaction between medical science and practice.
Insights stemming from molecular and cellular events are applied to the clinical setting, providing a deeper
understanding of bone development complications for the practicing clinician, whilst informing bone scientists of the
advancements in their field and the wider applications of their research.
Covering a diverse and current range of topics, including the genetic and epigenetic aspects of bone development, cell
signaling in growth plate and bone development, evolution of bone proteins and the interrelationship between bone and
other tissues, this volume provides a thorough look at bone development biology.
The contributing authors to this volume are acknowledged authorities in their fields. In addition, the extensive lists
of references point the reader to further information on any of the topics covered. Clinicians and researchers involved
in child development and therapy will find this book a valuable addition to their libraries.
This volume, the sixth in the series Topics in Bone Biology, presents the current knowledge of bone development, from
growth to mineralization.
Like previous volumes in this series, it embraces the important interaction between medical science and practice.
Insights stemming from molecular and cellular events are applied to the clinical setting, providing a deeper
understanding of bone development complications for the practicing clinician, whilst informing bone scientists of the
advancements in their field and the wider applications of their research.
Covering a diverse and current range of topics, including the genetic and epigenetic aspects of bone development, cell
signaling in growth plate and bone development, evolution of bone proteins and the interrelationship between bone and
other tissues, this volume provides a thorough look at bone development biology.
The contributing authors to this volume are acknowledged authorities in their fields. In addition, the extensive lists
of references point the reader to further information on any of the topics covered. Clinicians and researchers involved
in child development and therapy will find this book a valuable addition to their libraries.