Cell Signaling

Cell signaling is a very complex subject and the authors do a great job at synthesizing the main themes in cell signaling and presenting that information in a logical fashion. However, this book does not go in depth and would not be suited for students who have a thorough understanding of cell signaling. I think it's a great book for advanced undergraduate students as it aids in connecting diverse singalong pathways into simpler overarching principles that can then be utilized to understand novel pathways that students are exposed to.

I am located in Qatar and the delivery was exceptionally fast, which in this case was very important - very impressive.

I had to purchase this book for a graduate level signal transduction class. As an undergrad, I used Lehninger's principles of biochemistry, which I absolutely loved. This book is a joke. It should probably be called "Very General principles of signaling." Nothing is covered in depth farther than what you could probably learn as a high school senior. Anything remotely detailed is mentioned in a casual, "Oh, by the way" manner, which makes it hard for the information to stick, or the reader to know what's important. The illustrations are all cartoon-ish, and I mean powerpoint-like cartoons. If you're looking for something very basic and simple, this would be it. If you expect more "meat" out of your textbook, look elsewhere.

It is an excellent book. The presentation is quite didactic, figures well designed and good quality. The focus is perfect, as it first presents the components of cell signaling and subsequently these are integrated.

great book to bring together all the signaling concepts that you probably learned a little at a time.

Well written. Numerous diagrams really helps clarify signaling mechanisms and pathways.

There is no continuous scrolling. Still a very pricey book Without that type of feature. It’s a shame to not enjoy this book

it is very good

Good book as expected, but the conversion of Chapter 7 diagrams to Kindle format is poor. Several weeks later it still hasn't been corrected by Garland, the publisher.

An essential book in cell signaling.

Up to date text book on signalling. Rigurous and easy reading.

Good and new