Frank P. Ryan Bücher
23. Juli 1944
Frank Ryan ist ein britischer Facharzt und ein innovativer Evolutionsbiologe. Er führte die Konzepte der aggressiven Symbiose in die Virologie sowie die Konzepte der genomischen Kreativität und des holobiontischen menschlichen Genoms in die Geschichte der menschlichen Evolution ein. Sein Hauptinteresse gilt der Erforschung und Entwicklung des Konzepts von Viren als Symbionten, wodurch er die Disziplinen der Evolutionsvirologie und Symbiologie verbindet. Er beschäftigt sich intensiv mit der Evolution des menschlichen Genoms und deren Auswirkungen auf die Medizin.
Virolution
- 364 Seiten
- 13 Lesestunden
Eine neue Theorie zur Evolution - Viren als Motoren der „genetischen Kreativität“ Provozierend, gegen die herrschende Lehrmeinung - ein Buch, das Diskussionen auslösen wird Brückenschlag zwischen Virologie, Evolutionsbiologie, Symbioseforschung und Medizin Erfolgreicher Sachbuchautor Includes supplementary material: sn. pub/extras
The Forgotten Plague: How the Battle Against Tuberculosis Was Won - And Lost
- 488 Seiten
- 18 Lesestunden
Ryan, a physician, offers a history of the cure for tuberculosis, including accounts of the people and scientists involved. The final chapter spells out a renewed threat in the congruence of AIDS and tuberculosis.
The Tower of Bones
- 559 Seiten
- 20 Lesestunden
Four young people have slipped from our world into the enchanted land of Tir in this 'epic adventure that just does not stop!' (Glenda A. Bixler on Authorsden), where they must face a malicious demigod and an evil witch.
Metamorphosis
- 334 Seiten
- 12 Lesestunden
In this enchanting work of scientific exploration, acclaimed science author Frank Ryan explains how metamorphosis - the intricate trick of nature by which caterpillars transform into butterflies - reveals secrets that are shaking the scientific world. Ryan brings to life the work of pioneering naturalists who have traced metamorphosis in myriad species, from amphibians to marine creatures, even human puberty, to rewrite some of our longest-held beliefs about evolution. Lyrical and provocative, The Mystery of Metamorphosis offers a new understanding of some of the most ancient miracles of the nature.
A fascinating and long overdue examination of viruses - from what they are and what they do, to the vital role they have played in human history.
Four young men and women fell into the magical land of Tir through a mysterious portal in Ireland - and now the fate of two worlds lies on their shoulders in this 'enthralling' (LA Times) and 'fast-paced, action-packed and truly fantastical journey' (Fantasy Book Review). číst celé
The Return of the Arinn
- 562 Seiten
- 20 Lesestunden
London has fallen to the Tyrant and now war threatens both Earth and the magical land of Ti-r. The fate of both worlds lies in the hands of five teenagers in this 'enthalling' epic (Los Angeles Times)
How could a relatively simple chemical code give rise to the complexity of a human being? How could our human genome have evolved? And how does it actually work?
Virusphere: From Common Colds to Ebola Epidemics--Why We Need the Viruses That Plague Us
- 288 Seiten
- 11 Lesestunden
Exploring the complex nature of viruses, this book delves into their characteristics, functions, and significant impact on human history. It highlights the essential roles viruses have played, offering a comprehensive understanding of their influence on health, society, and the environment. This examination sheds light on the often-overlooked importance of viruses in shaping our world.
