Mechanisms and Pathogenesis
No. of pages 491
Published: 1977
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"Mechanisms and Pathogenesis" by Leslie Wilson explores the intricate biological processes underlying disease development and progression. The book delves into various mechanisms that contribute to pathogenesis, shedding light on cellular interactions, genetic factors, and environmental influences. With a strong emphasis on contemporary research, Wilson presents case studies that highlight the complexities of disease mechanisms. Aimed at students and professionals in biomedical sciences, the text serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding how diseases originate and evolve, emphasizing the importance of this knowledge in developing effective treatments and interventions in modern medicine. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
There are 491 pages in this book. This book was published in 1977 by Springer .
Leslie Wilson grew up in the Lake District with a German mother and an English father. She has always spoken German, has made many visits to Germany and lived there for a while. She has also lived in Hong Kong. She has two daughters.