Major Crustal Linets

by Royal Society

Published 26 March 1987

Design Construction

by Royal Society

Published 26 March 1987

Quarks and Leptons

by Royal Society

Published 23 July 1987

Single Cell Marking

by Royal Society

Published 7 May 1987

Evolution Dna Sequen

by Royal Society

Published 26 March 1987

Surfaces Solids Etn Spy

by Royal Society

Published 26 March 1987

Inorganc Organc Rdls

by Royal Society

Published 26 March 1987


Neutron Scattering B

by Royal Society

Published 11 August 1983

Psychology of Vision

by Royal Society

Published 11 August 1983

New Horizons Microbiology

by Royal Society

Published 11 August 1983

Scientific Aspects Irrin

by Royal Society

Published 26 March 1987

Eukaryotic Chromosom

by Royal Society

Published 6 April 1989

Liquid Crystals:Pycs

by Royal Society

Published 7 February 1985
Interest in liquid crystals has grown apace in the last ten years, as their applications in flat panel displays have brought them into the public eye. This book sets out the state of the art in a clear authoritative fashion. It will assist the reader in understanding current achievements and in evaluating future potential.

Metal Clusters Chems

by Royal Society

Published 7 February 1985
This volume surveys the role of metal clusters in the development of theories of bonding and reactivity, of synthetic strategy, in applications in homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis, in their widespread occurrence in biological systems, and as model systems for metal surface chemistry.

This volume surveys the mechanisms whereby bacteria and viruses produce disease in man and animals and aims to identify as far as possible the biochemical determinants concerned. It will appeal to researchers in a wide variety of disciplines such as bacteriology, virology, immunology, pathology, biochemistry and genetics, and also clinicians dealing with infectious disease in human and veterinary medicine.

Cell Membranes Glycn

by Royal Society

Published 7 February 1985
This volume provides a thorough examination of the structure and biosynthesis of the oligosaccharides of glycoproteins that are formed at the membranes of eukaryotic cells. The detailed knowledge of these biological and synthetic processes and the increasing awareness of the importance of glycoproteins in many biological systems as presented here provide an important summary of the information currently available.