The third edition of this text is completely reorganized to reflect new discoveries, emphases and approaches. It covers advances in signal transduction, intracellular protein sorting, and gene regulation; it also adds two new chapters on recombinant DNA techniques and proteins as machines.
British Military Planning for Post-war Strategic Defence, 1942-47
The book chronicles the shift in military strategy following World War II, detailing the move from concerns about the resurgence of German and Japanese militarism to addressing potential threats posed by the Soviet Union. It explores the geopolitical landscape of the time and the evolving defense policies that shaped international relations during the early Cold War period.
The story follows Samuel 'Kink' Kinkead, a decorated military aviator who achieved remarkable feats during his service with the Royal Naval Air Service and the RAF. His accolades include two Distinguished Service Crosses, two Distinguished Flying Crosses, and the Distinguished Service Order, highlighting his bravery and skill in aerial combat, particularly during his missions in Russia. The narrative delves into his experiences and contributions to aviation history.