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The Arabidopsis
Book (TAB)
The American Society of Plant Biologists is pleased to announce The
Arabidopsis Book (TAB), a dynamic, fully electronic compilation
of chapters edited by Chris Somerville and Elliot Meyerowitz and available
free of charge on the Internet.
TAB offers a new model for scientific publishing. Each of its
100+ chapters will review in detail an important aspect of the plant Arabidopsis
thaliana, and the content will continually evolve as new information becomes
available, making TAB the most comprehensive and current
work on Arabidopsis.
ASPB is providing funds for the mounting and maintenance of The
Arabidopsis Book on the Internet as a public service. Please visit
TAB at www.aspb.org/publications/arabidopsis
for chapters currently available in PDF. Eventually all chapters and updates
will be hosted in partnership with BioOne (www.bioone.org)
in both HTML and PDF formats.
The Plant Cell & Plant Physiology Archives Now Online!
The American Society of Plant Biologists has achieved another milestone
in its commitment to provide online access to the Society’s journal
archives free of charge to the worldwide scientific community.
All articles published in The Plant Cell, beginning with volume 1, January
1989, are now available online at www.plantcell.org.
The Plant Physiology archive now dates to January 1993 at www.plantphysiol.org.
Watch for announcements about expansion of the Plant Physiology archive
back to the journal’s early volumes! All electronic articles have
been indexed in PubMed. Articles published prior to 1998 are in searchable
PDF format.
Impeccably
organized, visually stunning...and great teaching text and reference
Biochemistry
& Molecular Biology of Plants
In
24 structured chapters (over 1,400 pages and more than 1,100 original
drawings plus 500 photographs), Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
of Plants provides a boldly contemporary review of its subject, including
molecular biology, cell biology, and plant physiology, integrated around
the themes of compartmentation, cell reproduction, energetics, metabolism,
and development. The CD-ROM of the illustrations increases its utility
for teaching.
Published by the American
Society of Plant Biologists, this major text is the result of years of
planning and meticulous development and editing from the top tier of plant
biologists working around the world. It is an essential addition to your
library and to the available resources for teaching a complex and dynamic
subject.
Biochemistry
& Molecular Biology of Plants is distributed by John Wiley & Sons
Ltd.
To order go to
www.aspb.org/biotext or contact
Wiley directly at
North,
Central, and South America
Phone 1-800-225-5945
Fax 1-732-302-2300
E-mail custserv@wiley.com
Overseas
Phone 44-1243-779777
Fax 44-1243-820250
E-mail cs-books@wiley.co.uk
Hardbound:
ISBN 0-943088-37-2
Softbound: ISBN 0-943088-39-9
CD-ROM: ISBN 0-943088-43-7
ASPB members and
students receive a 20% discount.
The American Society
for Cell Biology 43rd Annual Meeting
December 13-17, 2003
Moscone Convention Center
San Fransisco
For more information, contact the ASCB at 301-347-9300,
ascbinfo@ascb.org or www.ascb.org
Abstract Submission
Deadline: July 31
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