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            Senescence 

            Nagata, Tetsuji (2012)
            The book "Senescence" is aimed to describe all the phenomena related to aging and senescence of all forms of life on Earth, i.e. plants, animals and the human beings. The book contains 36 carefully reviewed chapters written ...
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            Bronchial Asthma 

            Sapey, Elizabeth (2012)
            Asthma remains a serious health concern for millions of people globally. Despite continuing research interest, there have been few advancements that impact clinically on patient care, potentially because asthma has been ...
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            Epilepsy 

            Stevanovic, Dejan (2012)
            With the vision of including authors from different parts of the world, different educational backgrounds, and offering open-access to their published work, InTech proudly presents the latest edited book in epilepsy research, ...
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            Basic Gynecology 

            Darwish, Atef (2012)
            This small-sized book concentrates on highlighting some basic sciences mainly related to infertility and menstruation. The readers will find detailed answers to many controversial issues.
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            Meiosis 

            Swan, Andrew (2012)
            Meiosis, the process of forming gametes in preparation for sexual reproduction, has long been a focus of intense study. Meiosis has been studied at the cytological, genetic, molecular and cellular levels. Studies in model ...
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