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...an excellent example of designing a textbook for undergraduates and non-biology majors. It is clear, well illustrated, conversational in tone and enjoyable to read and browse through...
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The second edition retains all the beauty of the first, and it serves as an editorial model -- a guide that shows us how serious authors prepare a new version of a serious book. ...What makes for a great science education is not the amassing of facts but the understanding of concepts, processes and syntheses, and the realization that all our information about nature must be subject to testing and revision. That is the kind of educational experience that students can acquire from the second edition of Essential Cell Biology. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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"…An excellent example of designing a textbook… ...Clear, well illustrated, conversational in tone and enjoyable to read and browse through." --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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...an excellent example of designing a textbook for undergraduates and non-biology majors. It is clear, well illustrated, conversational in tone and enjoyable to read and browse through...
.
–E-Streams, October 2004
.
–The Textbook Letter, Volume 12, Number 2, 2005
The second edition retains all the beauty of the first, and it serves as an editorial model -- a guide that shows us how serious authors prepare a new version of a serious book. ...What makes for a great science education is not the amassing of facts but the understanding of concepts, processes and syntheses, and the realization that all our information about nature must be subject to testing and revision. That is the kind of educational experience that students can acquire from the second edition of Essential Cell Biology. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
E-Streams, October 2004
"…An excellent example of designing a textbook… ...Clear, well illustrated, conversational in tone and enjoyable to read and browse through." --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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