evans valens stanley (12 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 1.01.

Condizione: Very Good. Octavo, softcover, VG. Illustrated with photos, charts and diagrams. 224 pp. including index. Written for laymen by nobel prize winning virologist. Shows electron micrographs and presents essential facts known about viruses and genetics and caner and how they inter-relate. Nucleic acid probably more important to mankind than atomic energy. what is a virus--a molecule? an organism? disease? chemical? Book.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condizione: Bien. C116. Ed. Toray - 215pp L) ML.

Tapa dura. Condizione: Aceptable. Páginas: 225 Idioma: Castellano Descripción: Estado cubierta: Sin Sobrecubierta.

Softcover. First Paperback Edition; First Printing. Very Good in wraps. Foxing on text block edges.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 2nd Printing. Octavo in navy cloth, gilt titles; dust jacket; 224 pp: photographs, charts, diagrams (b&w); 21 cm. Includes appendix, index. Author Stanley received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1946. 1958 Thomas Alva Edison Foundation Award for the "Best Science Book for Youth". / Nobel Prize Winners. Very good in good dust jacket; boards smooth and square, mild bumping to top and tail of spine; ex- library with usual library notations, small inked number to printer's imprint page and rear paste-down endpaper, else pages clean and crisp; binding tight; dust jacket shows chipping to edges and spine, minor creasing, pictorials are unaffected, jacket is protected in archival mylar.

Versión española de A. Jornet. Ediciones Toray, Barcelona, 1965, tela editorial, 225 pp., 24x17,5 cm., fotografías, dibujos y diagramas, buen estado. Microbiología, medicina.

.- Barcelona . 1965. Ediciones Toray. 4º menor. 213 pgs. Cartoné editorial. . . . Ciencias Naturales.

225 pag. 24 cm. Lomo con dorados. MEDICINA.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. B/W Illustrations Throughout (illustratore). 1st Edition. 209 Pp. Green Cloth, Gilt. First Edition Stated. First Issue, With Solid Black Frontispiece (No Illustration), And Dust Jacket With Recommended Reading Age "140+" Which Is Actually Quite Accurate As There Were So Few People Under 140 Who Took Viruses Seriously In 1961 Let Alone Decided To Start A Career In Their Study. Near Fine In A Very Good Price-Clipped Dust Jacket, Short Tears At Corners With Minor Losses. As A Member Of National Research Council, Stanley Moved Temporarily For Academic Work With Heinrich Wieland In Munich Before He Returned To The States In 1931. On Return He Was Approved As An Assistant At The Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research. He Remained With The Institute Until 1948, Becoming An Associate Member In 1937, And A Member In 1940. In 1948, He Became Professor Of Biochemistry At The University Of California, Berkeley And Built The Virus Laboratory And A Free-Standing Department Of Biochemistry Building, Which Is Now Called Stanley Hall. Stanley's Work Contributed To Lepracidal Compounds, Diphenyl Stereochemistry And The Chemistry Of The Sterols. His Research On The Virus Causing The Mosaic Disease In Tobacco Plants Led To The Isolation Of A Nucleoprotein Which Displayed Tobacco Mosaic Virus Activity. Stanley Was Awarded The Nobel Prize In Chemistry For 1946. His Other Notable Awards Included The Rosenburger Medal, Alder Prize, Scott Award, The Golden Plate Award Of The American Academy Of Achievement And The Ama Scientific Achievement Award. He Was Also Awarded Honorary Degrees By Many Universities Both American And Foreign, Including Harvard, Yale, Princeton And The University Of Paris. Most Of The Conclusions Stanley Had Presented In His Nobel-Winning Research Were Soon Shown To Be Incorrect (In Particular, That The Crystals Of Mosaic Virus He Had Isolated Were Pure Protein, And Assembled By Autocatalysis). [See Wikipedia].

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. B/W Illustrations Throughout (illustratore). 1st Edition. 209 Pp. Green Cloth, Gilt. First Edition Stated. First Issue, With Solid Black Frontispiece (No Illustration), And Dust Jacket Priced $4.95 With Recommended Reading Age "140+" Which Is Actually Quite Accurate As There Were So Few People Under 140 Who Took Viruses Seriously In 1961 Let Alone Decided To Start A Career In Their Study. As A Member Of National Research Council He Moved Temporarily For Academic Work With Heinrich Wieland In Munich Before He Returned To The States In 1931. On Return He Was Approved As An Assistant At The Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research. He Remained With The Institute Until 1948, Becoming An Associate Member In 1937, And A Member In 1940. In 1948, He Became Professor Of Biochemistry At The University Of California, Berkeley And Built The Virus Laboratory And A Free-Standing Department Of Biochemistry Building, Which Is Now Called Stanley Hall. Stanley's Work Contributed To Lepracidal Compounds, Diphenyl Stereochemistry And The Chemistry Of The Sterols. His Research On The Virus Causing The Mosaic Disease In Tobacco Plants Led To The Isolation Of A Nucleoprotein Which Displayed Tobacco Mosaic Virus Activity. Stanley Was Awarded The Nobel Prize In Chemistry For 1946. His Other Notable Awards Included The Rosenburger Medal, Alder Prize, Scott Award, The Golden Plate Award Of The American Academy Of Achievement And The Ama Scientific Achievement Award. He Was Also Awarded Honorary Degrees By Many Universities Both American And Foreign, Including Harvard, Yale, Princeton And The University Of Paris. Most Of The Conclusions Stanley Had Presented In His Nobel-Winning Research Were Soon Shown To Be Incorrect (In Particular, That The Crystals Of Mosaic Virus He Had Isolated Were Pure Protein, And Assembled By Autocatalysis). [See Wikipedia].

Condizione: BUENO. 225 pp TAPA DURA BUENO Ilustrado con fotografías, dibujos y diagramas.