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Judul Vander's Human Physiology : The Mechanisms of Body Function / Eric P. Widmaier Dr. (Author), Hershel Raff (Author), Kevin T. Strang Dr. (Author)
Pengarang Widmaier, Eric P. Dr. (Author)
Raff, Hershel (Author)
Strang, Kevin T. Dr. (Author)
EDISI Fourteenth Edition
Penerbitan Boston : McGraw-Hill, 2016
Deskripsi Fisik 674 p :ill. ;28 cm.
ISBN 978-1259251108
Subjek PHYSIOLOGY
Catatan Table of Contents : 1. HOMEOSTASIS : A framework for human physiology 2. Chemical composition of the body and its relation to physiology 3. Cellular structure, proteins, and metabolic pathways 4. Movement of molecules across cell membranes 5. Cell Signaling in physiology 6. Neuronal ignaling and the structure of the nervous system
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