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发信人: zengzhao (兆兆), 信区: board 标题: zengzhao申请biology版板斧－版斧管理的操作方式（实发信站: 珞珈山水 (2004年12月03日13:25:36 星期五), 站内信件 biology的版面操作方式示例 1,必删的文章发信人: livas33 (树), 信区: Biology 标题: 请问公选课大学生健康什么时候考试？发信站: 珞珈山水 ( 2003年11月27日16:54:16 星期四), 站内信件课已经上完了可是老师没有通知考试时间？麻烦知情人士相告一下。 -- 风吹醉我的脸，我在阳光中闻到你微笑的味道，多年以后，我打开阁楼的小窗，天上的北斗和我一起回忆，曾经那青涩的年华。 ※ 来源:．珞珈山水 http://bbs.whu.edu.cn◆ FROM: 202.114.73.186 （但是会予以转信） 2、可删可不删的文章 [本篇全文] [回复本文] [本篇作者: xgbao ] [本篇人气: 24] 发信人: xgbao (glossy) , 信区: Biology 标题: ？？发信站: 珞珈山水 ( 2003年10月03日19:15:53 星期五), 站内信件物质是由原子构成的，其性质依赖于这些原子的排列形式。如果我们将煤炭中的原子重新排列，就能得到钻石；如果向沙子中加入一些微量元素，并将其原子重新排列，就能制成电脑芯片；而土壤、水和空气的原子重新排列后就能生产出马铃薯。听起来是不是有点玄？不过这决非天方夜谭，如果你能走进纳米世界，了解纳米技术，就会知道上述目标的实现指日可待。科学家们已为我们勾勒了一幅若干年后的蓝图：超强轻型新型材料有可能使太空旅行变得便宜而且容易，甚至像一些作家预测的那样利用纳米技术在火星上制造出大气。如果新的 "纳米医学"能够在细胞老化时一个分子一个分子地制造出新的细胞，从而把人们的寿命无限地延长，那么就有必要向太空移民。纳米技术已经创造出足够多的小奇迹，这至少能让一些科学泰斗们相信这些宏伟的想法也会实现。　　 -- ※ 来源:．珞珈山水 http://bbs.whu.edu.cn◆ FROM: 219.140.164.54 ※ 修改:．xgbao 於 Oct 3 19:17:24 2003 修改本文．[FROM: 219.140.164.54] （与版面相关性不大） 3、m的文章 [本篇全文] [回复本文] [本篇作者: lifescience ] [本篇人气: 133] 发信人: lifesci ence (silent), 信区: Biology 标题: Gene VIII出来了发信站: 珞珈山水 ( 2003年10月24日11:45:17 星期五), 站内信件 www.ergito.com Benjamin Lewin ISBN: 0-13-143981-2 Publisher: Prentice Hall Copyright: 2004 Format: Cloth; 1056 pp Status: Not Yet Published; Estimated Availability: 12/15/2003 US: $124.00 You Save: $12.40 (10% off) Our Price: $111.60 Description For courses in Molecular Biology, Molecular Genetics, and Gene Regulation. Two decades ago Benjamin Lewin's Genes revolutionized the teaching of molecula r biology and molecular genetics by introducing a unified approach to bacteria and higher organisms. Genes has remained at the cutting edge of molecular bio logy, covering gene structure, organization, and expression. Originally the text opened with the genetic code and worked toward genome stru cture. Genes VIII changed the approach to begin with the sequence of the human and other genomes and starts with complete coverage of recent advances in gen omics. The coverage of genomics is then integrated throughout the text. In striving to maintain currency, the new edition has updated coverage on geno me organization, DNA replication, gene regulation and many other new topics. Table of Contents (NOTE: Every chapter opens with an Introduction and concludes with a Summary.) I. GENES. 1. Genes are DNA. 2. The Interrupted Gene. 3. The Content of the Genome. 4. Clusters and Repeats. II. PROTEINS. 5. Messenger RNA. 6. Protein Synthesis. 7. Using the Genetic Code. 8. Protein Localization. III. GENE EXPRESSION. 9. Transcription. 10. The Operon. 11. Regulatory Circuits. 12. Phage Strategies. IV. DNA. 13. The Replicon. 14. DNA Replication. 15. Recombination and Repair. 16. Transposons. 17. Retroviruses and Retroposons. 18. Rearrangement of DNA. V. THE NUCLEUS. 19. Chromosomes. 20. Nucleosomes. 21. Promoters and Enhancers. 22. Activating Transcription. 23. Controlling Chromatin Structure. 24. RNA Splicing and Processing. 25. Catalytic RNA. 26. Immune Diversity. VI. CELLS. 27. Protein Trafficking. 28. Signal Transduction. 29. Cell Cycle and Growth Regulation. 30. Oncogenes and Cancer. 31. Gradients, Cascades, and Signaling Pathways. Glossary. Index. Features NEW - Integration of Genomics—Approach now begins with sequencing of human an d other genomes allowing for complete integration of advances in genomics thro ughout the text. Provides a more current and cutting edge introduction to molecular biology. NEW - Added and revised content throughout—New or revised topics include: gen ome organization, DNA replication, repair, and recombination, transcription an d translation, as well as recent advances in cancer and signal transduction. NEW - Unique website provides for continual updates—(www.prenhall.com/lewin) Includes an E-book enhanced with weekly updates and flash illustrations. Weekly electronic updates keep professors and students continually apprised of the latest developments in the field. Hyperlinks provide access to the original research wherever possible. Multiple views allow professors or students to view the online material in the way that is best suited to their teaching/learning style, from straight text to visual slides or a combination of both. Unified approach —First book to take a unified approach to bacteria and highe r organisms. Allows for a comparison of similar structure and function among prokaryotes an d eukaryotes. Extensive illustrations. Enhances and clarifies every conceptual point, from simple introductions to mo re complex conclusions. Editorial Reviews Book Description The unique feature of this book's first edition was the presentation of a unif ied approach to the molecular biology of prokaryotes and eukaryotes. The succe ss of this approach, and its continuation, is the result of a long string of d iscoveries showing similarities in solutions to biological problems that often extend across many or even all species. A six-part organization covers genes, proteins, gene expression, DNA, the nucleus, and cells. For individuals in th e science community interested in genetics. From the Back Cover The unique feature of this book's first edition was the presentation of a unif ied approach to the molecular biology of prokaryotes and eukaryotes. The succe ss of this approach, and its continuation, is the result of a long string of d iscoveries showing similarities in solutions to biological problems that often extend across many or even all species. A six-part organization covers genes, proteins, gene expression, DNA, the nucleus, and cells. For individuals in th e science community interested in genetics. Cover( -- 非淡薄无以明志，非宁静无以致远。 ※ 来源:．珞珈山水 http://bbs.whu.edu.cn◆ FROM: 219.140.33.89 4、g的文章发信人: ladybug (mary), 信区: Biology 标题: 请问什么叫船式培养？发信站: 珞珈山水 ( 2003年11月29日00:47:22 星期六), 站内信件 -- ※ 来源:．珞珈山水 http://bbs.whu.edu.cn◆ FROM: 211.83.121.136 发信人: mercuryws (爱吃番茄酱的梅花鹿), 信区: Biology 标题: 请教一个关于纤毛鞭毛的问题～发信站: 珞珈山水 ( 2003年11月29日00:26:49 星期六), 站内信件今天遇到一个题目是问“纤毛和鞭毛运动的异同” 可是我觉得除了二者在成分上一个是MT一个是鞭毛蛋白就没什么不一样了啊～～拜托拜托～～～ -- ※ 来源:．珞珈山水 http://bbs.whu.edu.cn◆ FROM: 211.161.172.58 5、b的文章 [本篇全文] [回复本文] [本篇作者: centuribob ] [本篇人气: 141] 发信人: centuribob (倦了,无处歇息..), 信区: Biology 标题: Some suggestions 发信站: 珞珈山水 ( 2004年11月25日07:53:37 星期四), 站内信件 Here, every department has a Journal club. They spend abound 1 hour per week to discuss a latest good paper. I think we can mimic it on this board. Anybody can select a paper and put it up here. Allow a week time and then we c an discuss it if we are interested in it. It is a good train especially for th ose green hands. We can try. :) -- 服务人即领导人。 ※ 来源:·珞珈山水 bbs.whu.edu.cn·◆ FROM: 生科院
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发信人: zengzhao (兆兆), 信区: board
标题: zengzhao申请biology版板斧－版斧管理的操作方式（实
发信站: 珞珈山水 (2004年12月03日13:25:36 星期五), 站内信件

biology的版面操作方式示例

1,必删的文章
发信人: livas33 (树), 信区: Biology
标题: 请问公选课大学生健康什么时候考试？
发信站: 珞珈山水 ( 2003年11月27日16:54:16 星期四), 站内信件

课已经上完了
可是老师没有通知考试时间？
麻烦知情人士相告一下。
--
风吹醉我的脸，
我在阳光中闻到你微笑的味道，
多年以后，
我打开阁楼的小窗，
天上的北斗和我一起回忆，
曾经那青涩的年华。
※ 来源:．珞珈山水

http://bbs.whu.edu.cn◆ FROM: 202.114.73.186
（但是会予以转信）

2、可删可不删的文章

[本篇全文] [回复本文] [本篇作者: xgbao ] [本篇人气: 24] 发信人: xgbao
(glossy)
, 信区:

Biology
标题: ？？
发信站: 珞珈山水 ( 2003年10月03日19:15:53 星期五), 站内信件

物质是由原子构成的，其性质依赖于这些原子的排列形式。如果我们将煤炭中的原子重
新
排列，就能得到钻石；如果向沙子中加入一些微量元素，并将其原子重新排列，就能制
成

电脑芯片；而土壤、水和空气的原子重新排列后就能生产出马铃薯。听起来是不是有点
玄

？不过这决非天方夜谭，如果你能走进纳米世界，了解纳米技术，就会知道上述目标的
实

现指日可待。
科学家们已为我们勾勒了一幅若干年后的蓝图：超强轻型新型材料有可能使太空旅行变
得

便宜而且容易，甚至像一些作家预测的那样利用纳米技术在火星上制造出大气。如果新
的

"纳米医学"能够在细胞老化时一个分子一个分子地制造出新的细胞，从而把人们的寿命
无

限地延长，那么就有必要向太空移民。纳米技术已经创造出足够多的小奇迹，这至少能
让

一些科学泰斗们相信这些宏伟的想法也会实现。　
　

--

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http://bbs.whu.edu.cn◆ FROM: 219.140.164.54

※ 修改:．xgbao 於 Oct  3 19:17:24 2003 修改本文．[FROM: 219.140.164.54]
（与版面相关性不大）

3、m的文章

[本篇全文] [回复本文] [本篇作者: lifescience ] [本篇人气: 133] 发信人:
lifesci
ence (silent),

信区: Biology
标  题: Gene VIII出来了
发信站: 珞珈山水 ( 2003年10月24日11:45:17 星期五), 站内信件

www.ergito.com

Benjamin Lewin

ISBN: 0-13-143981-2
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2004
Format: Cloth; 1056 pp
Status: Not Yet Published; Estimated Availability: 12/15/2003

US: $124.00
You Save: $12.40 (10% off)
Our Price: $111.60

Description
For courses in Molecular Biology, Molecular Genetics, and Gene Regulation.
Two decades ago Benjamin Lewin's Genes revolutionized the teaching of
molecula
r biology and molecular genetics by introducing a unified approach to
bacteria
and higher organisms. Genes has remained at the cutting edge of molecular
bio
logy, covering gene structure, organization, and expression.

Originally the text opened with the genetic code and worked toward genome
stru
cture. Genes VIII changed the approach to begin with the sequence of the
human
and other genomes and starts with complete coverage of recent advances in
gen
omics. The coverage of genomics is then integrated throughout the text.

In striving to maintain currency, the new edition has updated coverage on
geno
me organization, DNA replication, gene regulation and many other new
topics.

Table of Contents
(NOTE: Every chapter opens with an Introduction and concludes with a
Summary.)
I. GENES.
1. Genes are DNA.
2. The Interrupted Gene.
3. The Content of the Genome.
4. Clusters and Repeats.
II. PROTEINS.  5. Messenger RNA.
6. Protein Synthesis.
7. Using the Genetic Code.
8. Protein Localization.
III. GENE EXPRESSION.
9. Transcription.
10. The Operon.
11. Regulatory Circuits.
12. Phage Strategies.
IV. DNA.
13. The Replicon.
14. DNA Replication.
15. Recombination and Repair.
16. Transposons.
17. Retroviruses and Retroposons.
18. Rearrangement of DNA.
V. THE NUCLEUS.
19. Chromosomes.
20. Nucleosomes.
21. Promoters and Enhancers.
22. Activating Transcription.
23. Controlling Chromatin Structure.
24. RNA Splicing and Processing.
25. Catalytic RNA.
26. Immune Diversity.
VI. CELLS.
27. Protein Trafficking.
28. Signal Transduction.
29. Cell Cycle and Growth Regulation.
30. Oncogenes and Cancer.
31. Gradients, Cascades, and Signaling Pathways.
Glossary.
Index.
Features
NEW - Integration of Genomics—Approach now begins with sequencing of human
an
d other genomes allowing for complete integration of advances in genomics
thro
ughout the text.
Provides a more current and cutting edge introduction to molecular
biology.
NEW - Added and revised content throughout—New or revised topics include:
gen
ome organization, DNA replication, repair, and recombination, transcription
an
d translation, as well as recent advances in cancer and signal
transduction.
NEW - Unique website provides for continual updates—(www.prenhall.com/lewin)

Includes an E-book enhanced with weekly updates and flash illustrations.
Weekly electronic updates keep professors and students continually apprised
of
the latest developments in the field.
Hyperlinks provide access to the original research wherever possible.
Multiple views allow professors or students to view the online material in
the
way that is best suited to their teaching/learning style, from straight
text
to visual slides or a combination of both.
Unified approach —First book to take a unified approach to bacteria and
highe
r organisms.
Allows for a comparison of similar structure and function among prokaryotes
an
d eukaryotes.
Extensive illustrations.
Enhances and clarifies every conceptual point, from simple introductions to
mo
re complex conclusions.
Editorial Reviews
Book Description
The unique feature of this book's first edition was the presentation of a
unif
ied approach to the molecular biology of prokaryotes and eukaryotes. The
succe
ss of this approach, and its continuation, is the result of a long string
of d
iscoveries showing similarities in solutions to biological problems that
often
extend across many or even all species. A six-part organization covers
genes,
proteins, gene expression, DNA, the nucleus, and cells. For individuals in
th
e science community interested in genetics.
From the Back Cover
The unique feature of this book's first edition was the presentation of a
unif
ied approach to the molecular biology of prokaryotes and eukaryotes. The
succe
ss of this approach, and its continuation, is the result of a long string
of d
iscoveries showing similarities in solutions to biological problems that
often
extend across many or even all species. A six-part organization covers
genes,
proteins, gene expression, DNA, the nucleus, and cells. For individuals in
th
e science community interested in genetics.
Cover(

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4、g的文章

发信人: ladybug (mary), 信区: Biology
标题: 请问什么叫船式培养？
发信站: 珞珈山水 ( 2003年11月29日00:47:22 星期六), 站内信件

--

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发信人: mercuryws (爱吃番茄酱的梅花鹿), 信区: Biology
标题: 请教一个关于纤毛鞭毛的问题～
发信站: 珞珈山水 ( 2003年11月29日00:26:49 星期六), 站内信件

今天遇到一个题目
是问“纤毛和鞭毛运动的异同”
可是我觉得除了二者在成分上一个是MT一个是鞭毛蛋白
就没什么不一样了啊～～
拜托拜托～～～

--

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5、b的文章

[本篇全文] [回复本文] [本篇作者: centuribob ] [本篇人气: 141] 发信人:
centuribob (倦了,无处歇息..), 信区: Biology
标题: Some suggestions
发信站: 珞珈山水 ( 2004年11月25日07:53:37 星期四), 站内信件

Here, every department has a Journal club.
They spend abound 1 hour per week to discuss a latest good paper.
I think we can mimic it on this board.
Anybody can select a paper and put it up here. Allow a week time and then
we c
an discuss it if we are interested in it. It is a good train especially for
th
ose green hands.
We can try. :)
--
服务人即领导人。
※ 来源:·珞珈山水 bbs.whu.edu.cn·◆ FROM: 生科院

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