The Cell

The Cell
ISBN-10
0878933565
ISBN-13
9780878933563
Series
The Cell
Category
Science
Language
English
Published
2009-01-01
Publisher
ASM Press
Authors
Geoffrey M. Cooper, Robert E. Hausman

Description

New for the 5th Edition, The Cell is available as an online interactive eBook, at a substantial discount off of the list price of the printed textbook. The interactive eBook features a variety of tools and resources that make it flexible for instructors and effective for students. For instructors, the eBook offers an unprecedented opportunity to easily customize the textbook with the addition of notes, Web links, images, documents, and more. Students can readily bookmark pages, highlight text, add their own notes, and customize the display of the text. All of the Companion Website's resources are integrated into the eBook, so that students can easily access animations, videos, quizzes, and more while reading the text. For more information, please visit www.sinauer.com/ebooks.

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