The first attempt to bring together data scattered throughout the literature, where normal and abnormal cell growth is studied. Analyzes in biochemical terms what happens in animals if an organ or limb is damaged or removed. Divided into three parts treating regeneration and compensatory hyperplasia; the signals eliciting growth, proliferation and tissue restructuring; and the responses shown by the cell membrane, its cytoplasm, and nucleus.
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The first attempt to bring together data scattered throughout the literature, where normal and abnormal cell growth is studied. Analyzes in biochemical terms what happens in animals if an organ or limb is damaged or removed. Divided into three parts treating regeneration and compensatory hyperplasia; the signals eliciting growth, proliferation and tissue restructuring; and the responses shown by the cell membrane, its cytoplasm, and nucleus.
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