Microcosm
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Microcosm: E. coli and the New Science of Life
By Carl ZimmerEach plasmid carried genes that provided resistance to a different antibiotic, and when Boyer and Cohen inserted their new hybrid plasmid in E. coli, the bacteria could resist both drugs. And when one of these engineered microbes ...
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Microcosm: A Portrait of a Central European City
By Roger Moorhouse, Norman DaviesThe story of Central Europe is anything but simple.
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Microcosm: Portrait of a Central European City
By Roger Moorhouse, Norman DaviesIn short, it is a Central European microcosm.
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Microcosm: The Quantum Revolution In Economics And Technology
By George GilderFrom Simon & Schuster, Microcosm is the provocative national bestseller by the author of Wealth and Poverty. George Gilder's Microcosm is the crystal ball of the next technological era.
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Microcosm: E. Coli and the New Science of Life
By Carl ZimmerA Best Book of the YearSeed Magazine • Granta Magazine • The Plain-DealerIn this fascinating and utterly engaging book, Carl Zimmer traces E. coli's pivotal role in the history of biology, from the discovery of DNA to the latest ...
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Microcosm
By Manu LarcenetDepressive spots, euphoric spots, racist spots, swinger spots, spots that change their hue while remaining resolutely off-color. Manu Larcenet brings to life a large family of spots in a series of biting, caustic, hilarious strips.
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Microcosm
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Microcosm: The Quantum Revolution in Economics and Technology
By George F. GilderTaking the reader inside the tiniest computer chips as well as the greatest minds of Silicon Valley, George Gilder explores the unrecognized technological and entrepreneurial revolution we are now experiencing.
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Microcosm: E. Coli and the New Science of Life
By Carl ZimmerAddresses the fundamental question of what it means to be alive from the perspective of a microbe, E. coli, that exists within all human beings, examining the germ's evolution and its important role in the history of biology.