Reviews
Newton highlights, who was a little kid and enjoyed it. Now I'm buying it for my little boy. It's a good book to get to know science.
And it's a very good idea to understand this with a full-colored illustration and a easy, detailed explanation.
So, it's useful, and interesting. And once again, we could see the mystery of the cell.
Understanding the cell, the basic unit of human beings and living things, ultimately becomes the basis for explaining us. It's also the beginning of self-interest. I suggest you read it.
Newton Press: Cells and Life
We look at everything in the precise device cell that makes life, and our bodies are made up of about 37 trillion cells. And the cell moves into a system more precise than anything else that we've ever made. Each cell is assembled to form a organ, and it's kept alive by its close connection to each other and its function. So the cell is the source of our body. So how does a cell work and what mechanism is it going to move? The book. Cells and Life. is a book that describes how living and active little cells keep alive, and describes the site in 250-cut pictures and pictures. The first chapter completely decods the cells. Along with the discovery process of the cell, we can identify the shape and function of many of the organelles, such as the nucleus or the cesspool of the cells, or the bone member or the methocclerosis or the membrane of the body. And you can see what happens in it. It also explains the cell’s ‘ cleaning ’ system, such as Autopazi. The second chapter deals with cell division. There's always a cell division happening in our bodies. DNA, the reality and role of the chromosomes and genes, the cycle of cell division, the difference between body cell division and meiosis, the error and recovery of DNA DNA, and the basic DNA for which life is forming its body, the 'cell division', are detailed based on recent research. The third chapter introduces the shape of the different cells in our body, taken with electron microscopes. Each organ cell has different shapes and different functions.
Korean title: 세포와 생명
Korean author: 뉴턴프레스
Korean publisher: 아이뉴턴(뉴턴코리아)
ISBN-13: 9791161960432
Reviews
Newton highlights, who was a little kid and enjoyed it. Now I'm buying it for my little boy. It's a good book to get to know science.
And it's a very good idea to understand this with a full-colored illustration and a easy, detailed explanation.
So, it's useful, and interesting. And once again, we could see the mystery of the cell.
Understanding the cell, the basic unit of human beings and living things, ultimately becomes the basis for explaining us. It's also the beginning of self-interest. I suggest you read it.
