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Written in an accessible style and consistent format, "Essentials of Free Radical Biology and Medicine" takes a unique approach to integrating the fundamental principles with high quality cutting-edge research discoveries, and the basic bioscience with clinical medicine so as to provide the reader a comprehensive picture of the field in a concise manner. The book (i) blends basic and clinical sciences needed to effectively demonstrate the importance of the field; (ii) includes full-color illustrations to facilitate the understanding of the essential concepts; (iii) cites references mostly from…mehr

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Written in an accessible style and consistent format, "Essentials of Free Radical Biology and Medicine" takes a unique approach to integrating the fundamental principles with high quality cutting-edge research discoveries, and the basic bioscience with clinical medicine so as to provide the reader a comprehensive picture of the field in a concise manner. The book (i) blends basic and clinical sciences needed to effectively demonstrate the importance of the field; (ii) includes full-color illustrations to facilitate the understanding of the essential concepts; (iii) cites references mostly from highly influential journals to ensure the top quality of the information; (iv) uses self-assessment questions and glossary to enhance the assimilation of the cutting-edge knowledge; and (v) serves as a valuable reference or textbook for students, faculty, and other professionals in the fields of biology, pharmaceutical science, biomedical science, and clinical medicine.
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Autorenporträt
Robert Z. Hopkins is Senior Principal Scientist at AIMSCI Research Institute. He is Editor-in-Chief of Reactive Oxygen Species, a peer-reviewed journal for the rapid dissemination of leading edge scientific knowledge on reactive oxygen and related species/entities (including antioxidants) in chemistry, biology, and medicine.