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This pioneering work explores how mathematical and physical methods can illuminate the organization, development, and functioning of living systems. It examines biological phenomena through quantitative models, addressing subjects such as cellular processes, morphogenesis, physiology, and the relationships between structure and function. Combining theoretical biology with rigorous physicomathematical analysis, the book offers a foundational perspective on the use of abstraction and mathematical reasoning in biological research. It remains of interest to readers studying the history and development of mathematical biology, systems biology, and theoretical approaches to life science.
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ACADEMIC PRESS INC
Published Jan 1, 1962
ISBN: 9780123688163
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First Published
1962
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eng
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