Molecular Imprinting of Polymers.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

From: SciTech Book News | Date: September 1, 2006 | Copyright information

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Molecular imprinting of polymers.

Ed. by Sergey Piletsky and Anthony Turner.

Landes Bioscience

2006

208 pages

$149.00

Hardcover

Biotechnology intelligence unit

QD382

Because molecular recognition is the basis for most biological processes, from ligand-receptor binding to translation and transcription of the genetic code, the value of being able to design bio...

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