Published February, 2021
By F.A. Davis
Publisher: F.A. Davis Company
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Published January, 2021
By David Moyer
Publisher: Pearson
Rating: 1.00
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Published January, 2021
By Quan Chen
Publisher: Elsevier (Apple Academic Press Inc.)
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Published January, 2021
By Martin K. Childers
Publisher: Elsevier (Apple Academic Press Inc.)
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Published December, 2020
By David Raubenheimer and Steven J. Simpson
Publisher: William Collins
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Published November, 2020
By Naranjan S. Dhalla, Paramjit S. Tappia and Sukhwinder K. Bhullar
Publisher: Springer (Springer Nature Switzerland AG)
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This book provides a description of the impact of obesity on the cardiovascular system and the increased predisposition to cardiovascular disease (CVD) .According to the World Health Organization overweight and obesity are defined as abnormal or excessive accumulation of fat that presents a risk to health in men, women and children.

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Published November, 2020
By Jean-Paul Latge
Publisher: Springer (Springer Nature Switzerland AG)
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This book illustrates, that the fungal cell wall is critical for the biology and ecology of all fungi and especially for human fungal pathogens. Readers will learn, that the composition of the fungal cell wall is a unique structure, which cannot be found in the human host.

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Published November, 2020
By Niki Karavitaki
Publisher: Elsevier (Elsevier - Health Sciences Division)
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Published November, 2020
By James Tresilian
Publisher: Perseus Books, LLC (Robinson)
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A compelling, perspective-shifting work by a top behavioural neuroscientist on the science of how we sense our bodies-how we feel the world beneath the skin-and how our bodies create the very experience of being alive.

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Published November, 2020
By Tamas Roeszer
Publisher: Springer (Springer Nature Switzerland AG)
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M2 macrophages are not simply antagonists of M1 macrophages; M2 macrophages govern functions at the interfaces of immunity, tissue development and turnover, metabolism, and endocrine signaling.

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