Using the BMS Explained Series students can build up their own 'personal textbook' in biomedical sciences, written specifically for them, rather than buying an 'all singing, all dancing' textbook which is too detailed when only studying a topic for one or two modules. Each volume provides acore of knowledge from which the student can then go on to more advanced study in their chosen subject.

Human Genetics (Biomedical Sciences Explained)

Science & Math

Gardner, Anne

Davies, Teresa

Howell, Rodney T.

Biological Sciences

Scion Pub Ltd

<p>This is the second of two volumes on the Opisthobranchia, and gives a systematic account of the British Nudibranchia. The nudibranchs constitute the largest opisthobranch order, with 108 species in 4 suborders. In this compilation, as in volume I (published by The Ray Society in 1976), every effort has been made to verify previous descriptions, to compare British representatives with their European and north American equivalents, and to present new illustrations in both colour and black &amp; white. Dichotomous keys to species are provided, and an especially useful feature of the volume is the pictorial synopsis, where line-drawings illustrate the British naked (i.e., shell-less) opisthobranch molluscs. Original colour plates from life depict all but a very few of the British species of nudibranchs. The Opisthobranchia are popular with marine biologists and with general zoologists because of their common occurrence and their often vivid colours and elegant behaviour. They are a subclass of the gastropod molluscs, and all are hermaphrodite, marine, and macroscopic. World-wide there are about 3000 species, and around 150 of these have been recorded from the shallow waters around the British Isles. About 30% are infaunal, the remainder epifaunal. It is chiefly the epifaunal type, exemplified by the aplysiids of the nudibranchs, which has attracted the attention of naturalists for the last century and now, in the nineteen seventies and eighties, has captured the interest of the growing body of aqualung enthusiasts.</p>

Biology of Opisthobranch Molluscs

Thompson, T. E.

Brown, Gregory H.

Understanding Practice Accounts

Business & Money

Stacey, Ese

Stone, Jenny

Business Culture

This is now an old edition. The new, 7th edition was published in March 2006 and is up to date for the 2006 MRCGP exams. The ISBN of the new edition is 1904842356.

Hot Topics in General Practice

Kilburn, Julian

Concepts and Answers for the MRCGP Oral exam is the best-selling exam guide and it provides invaluable guidance for all trainees about to take the MRCGP Oral Exam. Firstly, the book helps familiarise the reader with typical questions and answers and, secondly, the book provides a structured approach to decision making. The book also introduces various models and concepts which may be employed in the exam to generate a broader variety of perspectives.

Concepts And Answers for the Mrcgp Oral Exam

Naidoo, P.

Davy, A.

Critical Reading Questions for the MRCGP has consistently been one of the bestselling titles for students taking the MRCGP examinations. This new edition uses the same question and answer format as the first edition (designed to give students a feel for the time constraints and pressures of actually sitting the exam) but has been comprehensively revised to bring the book up to date. There is a new section on ' guidelines' for example and many of the definitions have been enhanced and updated. The conceptually difficult areas of ' risk' and ' numbers needed to treat' are included, as knowledge of these is essential for a thorough appreciation of research and critical appraisal techniques. Finally, the contents of the book are summarised in a handy revision section, as a last-minute reminder of the essentials on the eve of the exam

Critical Reading Questions Mrcgp,

Toun, Yinkori

Kilburn, J.M.

Evolution

The ability to culture cells is fundamental for mass propagation and as a baseline for the genetic manipulation of plant nuclei and organelles. The introduction to "Plant Cell Culture: Methods Express" will provide a general background to plant cell culture, including basic principles, technologies and laboratory practices that underpin the more detailed techniques described in subsequent chapters. Whilst each chapter will provide background to the topic area and methodology, a crucial aspect will be the provision of detailed protocols with emphasis on troubleshooting, describing common problems and detailed advice for their avoidance. "Plant Cell Culture: Methods Express" provides the reader with a concise overview of these techniques, including micropropagation, mutagenesis, cryopreservation, genetic and plastid transformation and somatic cell technologies. This book will be an essential addition to any plant science laboratory's bookshelf.

Plant Cell Culture

Reference

Kornberg, Arthur

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

This book is a compendium of the three existing Catch Up books: Biology, Chemistry and Maths & Stats. It provides 600 pages of background material essential for any student undertaking a degree in the life sciences.

Catch Up Compendium: For the Life and Medical Sciences

HARRIS, Michael

Bradley, Philip

Fry, Mitch

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