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Nucleic Acids: Their Chemical Properties and Physiological Conduct
Excerpt from Nucleic Acids
The nucleic acids constitute what is possibly the best under stood field of Physiological Chemistry, yet so far as is known to the writer no treatise has yet appeared which deals ex clusively with this subject. Our information must be acquired either from widely scattered and often con?icting original articles which reveal order only by the application of critical ability, or from incidental chapters of general texts which appear to have been added more for completeness than for the information which they contain. Under these conditions the appearance of a special volume is rather to be expected than explained.
The nucleic acids constitute what is possibly the best under stood field of Physiological Chemistry, yet so far as is known to the writer no treatise has yet appeared which deals ex clusively with this subject. Our information must be acquired either from widely scattered and often con?icting original articles which reveal order only by the application of critical ability, or from incidental chapters of general texts which appear to have been added more for completeness than for the information which they contain. Under these conditions the appearance of a special volume is rather to be expected than explained.
163 pages, Paperback
First published September 27, 2015
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