Created Equal: A History of the United States, Volume 2 (Pearson+)

Jacqueline Jones

Elaine May

Peter Wood

Vicki Ruiz

Tim Borstelmann

Pearson

Created Equal: A History of the United States, Volume 1 (Pearson+)

Understanding Immunology is a well-established introduction to this complex subject for readers with no previous exposure. It is aimed primarily at undergraduates in biological sciences, biomedical sciences and medicine. The selection and order of topic coverage is designed to instruct effectively, and a variety of boxed examples add depth and historical context for those readers wanting to go beyond the essentials. The first part of the book (Chapters 1 to 11) takes students through the pathogenesis of infectious diseases and describes the molecules, cells and tissues of the immune system that provide protection against a wide variety of pathogens. It also describes how mankind has utilised the immune system, from the development of vaccines to the production of reagents for use in the clinic and laboratory. The final four chapters describe how the immune system operates in disease situations such as allergy, autoimmunity and transplantation. This third edition is revised to cover the latest experimental and clinical changes in the subject, particularly those in the development of lymphocytes; the different types of CD4 helper T cells; the use of antibodies, including monoclonal antibodies, as experimental and clinical tools; and immunological tolerance. Dr. Peter Wood is a Lecturer in the Faculty of Life Sciences at the University of Manchester. He has over 20 years of teaching experience, both in the UK and in the USA, and is widely published in the literature. His current research interest is the role of cytokines in the development of diabetes.

Understanding Immunology: Third Edition (Cell and Molecular Biology in Action)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

PRENTICE/HALL

Black Majority

KNOPF

Contents: The Ruthless Conquest of a Golden Aztec Empire, The First Challenges to the Lords of the Main, Carrying the King's Wealth to the Coffers of Seville, The Merchant who Enflamed Spain's New World, The Fire and Fury of El Dragon, The Heretics Who Humbled the Might of Spain, The Rise of a Bloodthirsty Brotherhood, A Sea-Roving Devil Named Henry Morgan, The Sacking of Cartagena - A Last Bold Stroke, Essay: A New Era of Naval Warfare on the Embattled Main, Bibliography, Acknowledgements, Picture Credits, Index.

The Spanish Main (The Seafarers)

History

Europe

Time-Life-Books

Birds Among The Most Common Of All Wild Creatures, Are Also Among The Most Uncommonly Beautiful. The Photographs In This Remarkable Collection Represent The Very Best Of Twenty Years' Work Devoted To Capturing That Beauty.

Bright Wings

Wood, Bob

Western Producer Prairie Books

Switching power converters

Krieger

GRABBING A GOLDEN DREAM WITH GOLDEN GLOVES Does boxing teach anything besides how to club someone into submission? Can it transcend its sordid reputation and instill love, compassion and honor in America's most troubled kids? In this raw yet uplifting memoir about amateur boxing, author Peter Wood tells of his begrudging return to a world he thought he'd left behind. He steps back into the mud of boxing, coaching two troubled teens who dream—as he once did—of becoming Golden Gloves champions.His compelling story moves far beyond the grunt and sweat of the local gym. It explores the classrooms of a suburban high school and digs through the remains of unhappy childhoods. It's a story about how boxing is a way out, and how it cleanses the soul.This book brings the subculture of amateur boxing up close and weaves a powerful story of redemption, beating demons and battling for glory.

A Clenched Fist: The Making of a Golden Gloves Champion

Biographies & Memoirs

Ringside Books

Eighteen-year-old Peter Wood's home life is a battleground. He hates his stepfather, whose vicious comments open new wounds every day. He hates his mother for marrying the guy. And his half-siblings heap even more misery on him at every turn. Tormented and lonely, Peter decides to start fighting back?literally?at a crumbling local gym. Soon, boxing becomes a personal ritual. His raging self-hatred makes him train that much harder. His fear of failure gives way to an animalistic intensity. Confessions of a Fighter is Peter's riveting memoir of his journey from underdog to hero. In this poignant psychological drama, the author finally ascends?after five grueling, heart-stopping qualifying bouts?to the finals of the NY Golden Gloves Championships. It is under the blinding lights of Madison Square Garden, facing tens of thousands of frenzied spectators, that Peter realizes what truly constitutes the measure of a man.

Confessions of a Fighter: Battling Through the New York Golden Gloves

Diversity: A Biography of a Concept

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

Encounter Books

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