Muscle 2-Volume Set: Fundamental Biology and Mechanisms of Disease (ORIGINAL PDF from Publisher)

Unlock a deeper, science-first understanding of muscle biology and how disease develops—through a comprehensive, two-volume resource from Orthopedics Library. Muscle: Fundamental Biology and Mechanisms of Disease brings together key leaders to deliver state-of-the-art insights into cardiac, skeletal, and smooth muscle, emphasizing molecular anatomy, basic physiology, disease mechanisms, and targets of therapy.

Key benefits

• Explore the three forms of muscle—cardiac, skeletal, and smooth—with clear attention to both commonalities and contrasts.
• Build knowledge from molecular anatomy through basic physiology.
• Understand disease mechanisms and how they connect to targets of therapy.
• Focus primarily on the biology of the myocyte for a targeted learning pathway.
• Learn from expert perspectives from Joseph Hill and Eric Olson.

Who this is for

This set is ideal for students, researchers, and clinicians who want a rigorous foundation in muscle biology—especially those interested in how molecular and physiological principles explain disease processes across cardiac, skeletal, and smooth muscle.

Details

• Format: Original PDF from Publisher
• Brand/Publisher: Orthopedics Library / Elsevier
• Authors: Joseph Hill, Eric Olson
• Edition: 1
• Published Date: 2012-08
• ISBN: 9780123815101
• ISBN (alt): 012381510X
• Pages: 1528

Ready to strengthen your understanding of muscle biology and disease mechanisms? Add the Muscle 2-Volume Set to your library and start learning from expert, state-of-the-art coverage.