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Evolution of the Genetic Code.

OSAWA, Syozo (1928-).

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Reprint. 8vo. xii, 205 pp. Photos, illus., bibliog., index. Gilt stamped blue cloth. FINE. ISBN: 0198547811 Syozo Osawa, Japanese biology professor. Achievements include research in molecular biol...

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Reprint. 8vo. xii, 205 pp. Photos, illus., bibliog., index. Gilt stamped blue cloth. FINE. ISBN: 0198547811 Syozo Osawa, Japanese biology professor. Achievements include research in molecular biology, genetics & evolution. Recipient Chunichi Cultural award, 1985, Kihara award, Genetic Society, Japan, 1987, Japan Academy prize, 1992, Motoo Kimura Memorial prize, 2001. Professor, Department Nuclear Medicine & Biology Hiroshima University, Hiroshima, Japan, 1961 1981, professor emeritus Japan, since 2009. Assistant, Faculty Science Nagoya University, Japan, 1953 1961, professor emeritus, since 2009.

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ISBN: 0198547811
ISBN-13: 9780198547815
Publisher: Oxford University Press, 1995.
Year: 1995
Type: Used
Binding: Softcover

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