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All keyed up in the laboratory

Nature volume 314, page 476 (1985)Cite this article

Computers in Biology: An Introduction.

By Robert Ransom and Raymond J. Matela. Open University Press, Milton Keynes/Taylor & Francis, Philadelphia: 1985. Pp.150. 9.95, 19. Microcomputers in Biology: A Practical Approach. Edited by C. R. Ireland and S. P. Long. IRL: 1984. Pp.324. Pbk 15, 27. Mathematics, Biology and Microcomputers. By A. N. Barret. Elsevier-Biosoft: 1984. Pp.102. 24, 36.

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