Takashi Tachibana et al.: Psychiatry and matter

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The book contains the process and meaning of how Japan's molecular biologist Donnega and Susumu, who won the Nobel Prize for Physiology in 1987, could come out with the great achievement of the 'genetic principles of the development of antibodies diversity.'. In other words, the secret to the workings of our body's immune system and the counterarguments to make this clear. In the late 20th century, molecular biology developed in a way that was non-mutual. It was predicted that one day we would be able to explain everything in life at the level of matter. What does the study of Donega and Susumu, one in 100 years, mean? Japanese deep-inspective journalist David Bhakashi, who has been in the field for a long time, leads us into an exciting, high-tech life-science world.

Korean title: 정신과 물질

Korean author: 다치바나 다카시 외

Korean publisher: 곰출판

ISBN-13: 9791189327064

다치바나 다카시 외: 정신과 물질
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