I am currently writing an introduction to my thesis and reading "Biology of Cancer" of Weinberg.
The book is so awesome and interesting, I just can not express how much I love it: it touches all themes of cancer, starting from "what is a cancer cell" and finishing with the biological points of its development/biology (nearly 1 000 pages).
I would like to write an intro to my thesis which would be a pleasure to read, and I would like to find an inspiration in the book, like the one about cancer. I don`t want reviews (already downloaded them), I would like scientific book, which would cover many aspects of telomeres and/or aging.
Could you recommend one, please?
Thank you very much for all suggestions.
Hi Kychygina Ganna
I hope you can find enough inspiration in this CSH press book "Telomeres", edited by Titia de Lange (The Rockefeller University), Vicki Lundblad (The Salk Institute) and Nobel prize laureate Elizabeth Blackburn (UCSF).
https://www.cshlpress.com/default.tpl?action=full&cart=154877632765158327&--eqskudatarq=637&typ=ps&newtitle=Telomeres%2C%20Second%20Edition
Hope it helps!!
Ruben
Ruben Sebastian-Perez 10 out of 10! I was searching book "Telomeres", but always was getting Blackburn's bestseller or method books. Content is amazing, editors are the best possible, everything what I need about telomeres, thank you so much for this amazing suggestion!
Cheers,
Anna
Kychygina Ganna Great to hear that!
Good luck with the writing!!
R
Hello
Following links
Book 1 "Telomeres and Telomerase in Aging, Disease, and Cancer"
http://lib1.org/_ads/F40973F4D8952C79043326755B50C985
Book 2 " Telomeres and Telomerase in Cancer"
http://lib1.org/_ads/71A86F272D5A4A6D928014F8FFB31AB3
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