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Topics that relate to the regulation of gene and protein epression are now more naturally integrated into the discussion of cell signaling and cell cycle control, which now come immediately before the chapter on cancer. Reorganization of molecular biology material includes moving the molecular genetics chapters to earlier in the book, and contains substantial new material on chromosomes, mechanisms of DNA mutation and repair, and mobile genetics elements.

Chapter on molecular techniques that focuses on the tools or the key technologies cell biologists use to analyze and manipulate DNA, genomes, RNA and proteins, and gene function. Twenty-si Key Technique boes in every chapter are integrated throughout the tet, demonstrating how cutting-edge technologies can be used to answer outstanding questions in Cell Biology.

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