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This fascinating book chronicles the fundamental events that shaped the advancement of the study of statistics and development of clinical trials. It reviews statistics from the birth of probability theories around the gambling tables, through the introduction of statistics into medicine, and up to the latest clinical trials. Interweaving a comprehensive history of clinical research over the centuries, the authors include lively bibliographies of the people responsible for the innovative concepts that constitute the foundation of modern statistics.

Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Transport Processes and Biological Energy Transduction: Frontiers in the Mathematical Description of Biothermokinetic Phenomena (G.R. Welch). Control of Cytochrome C Oxidase (P. Nicholls). Modeling of Cell Processes with Applications to Biotechnology and Medicine: The Analysis of Flux in Substrate Cycles (D.A. Fell). Metabolic Control Theory: New Developments and Applications: Responses of Metabolic Systems to Large Changes in Enzyme Activities (J.R. Small, H. Kacser). Control and Regulation of Oxidative Phosphorylation: Does Redox Slip Contribute Significantly to Mitochondrial Respiration? (K.D. Garlid et al.). Investigation of Cell Processes: Cascade Control of Ammonia Assimilation (W.C. van Heeswijk et al.). Computer Programs for Modeling Metabolic Systems: Object Oriented Simulation of Metabolic Process (H.J. Stoffers et al.). Oenological Epilogue: Champagne in Holland (H. Daams, A. DaamsMoussault). 68 additional articles. Index.

The Far Northeast: 3000 BP to Contact synthesizes archaeological research covering the period from 3000 BP to European contact in the Far Northeast of North America. Focusing on intra- and inter-regional cultural connections, this collective work offers an in-depth case study of hunter-gatherer lifeways.