General Biology I: Survey of Cellular Biology
Author: Lisa Bartee, Christine Anderson
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Description: General Biology I: Survey of Cellular Biology, provides a comprehensive overview of cellular biology, covering topics such as cell structure, function, metabolic processes, and scientific inquiry. It serves as a valuable educational resource for students studying biology.
Subject: Libros Raiz Biologia
Pages: 199
Megabytes: 1.95 MB
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