Jacqueline Reynolds

Nature's Robots: A History of Proteins (Oxford Paperbacks)

Proteins are amazing molecules. They spark the chemical reactions that form the basis for life, transmit signals in the body, identify and kill foreign invaders, form the engines that make us move, record visual images. For every task in a living organism, there is a protein designed to carry it out...

A Wise Woman's Guide to Home Remedies

A Wise Woman's Guide to Home Remedies is a handy reference to keep in your medicine cabinet. It includes remedies to address the most common ailments. A list of inexpensive ingredients, most of which are in your pantry. And additional information about the habits of healthy living.

A Travel Guide to the Scientific Sites of the British Isles: A Guide to the People, Places and Landmarks of Science

A unique combination of travel guide and scientific reference covering over 200 sites—from the heart of London to the outreaches of the Shetland Isles. Includes the birthplaces of famous men and women, ancient and modern landmarks, obscure laboratories and renowned vistas. Features an entertaining a...

The Scientific Traveler: A Guide to the People, Places, and Institutions of Europe (Wiley Science Editions)

Full of intriguing information on historical sites relating to scientific discoveries in Europe, including Eastern Europe and Russia. Covers locales from all periods in history such as cave paintings in the Vezere Valley, France; Einstein's apartment in Bern, Switzerland; wall depictions of the Peri...

Multiple Equilibria in Proteins

The Scientific Traveler: A Guide to the People, Places, and Institutions of Europe

Nature's Robots: A History of Proteins

The Scientific Traveler: A Guide to the People, Places, and Institutions of Europe

A Travel Guide to Scientific Sites of the British Isles: A Guide to the People, Places and Landmarks of Science