Gene and signal

Author: MarkPtashne
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Compared to developed countries such as the United States and Japan, there is still a significant gap in China's life sciences and biotechnology. Issues include insufficient depth and rigor in fundamental theoretical research in life sciences, weak academic innovation capabilities, a limited variety of biotechnology products with independent intellectual property rights, low production volume, small-scale biotechnology industries, and low socialization levels in related supporting industries. To enable university teachers, students, and to learn from the advanced theories and technologies of developed countries in life sciences and biotechnology, and to enhance China's competitiveness in the bio-economy, we have carefully selected a series of outstanding foreign works on life sciences and biotechnology. Experts have reviewed and audited these works, with the hope that they will be helpful to university teachers, students, and, while also contributing to advancing China's life sciences and biotechnology industries to catch up with global leading levels.