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Многим людям, приступавшим к изучению иммунологии, эта наука показалась запутанной и скучной, но только не молекулярному биологу Марии Кондратовой, которая берется показать, что на самом деле эта область знаний увлекательна и непредсказуема, как хорошее полицейское кино: с погонями, взрывами и поиском преступников. Используя образы и метафоры самого динамичного жанра, но не жертвуя при этом научной точностью, автор превращает рассказ о защитных силах нашего организма в захватывающий экшен.

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Understanding fungal cellular architecture reveals why certain structures serve as effective drug targets while others prove unsuitable for selective toxicity. Fungal cells share eukaryotic features with humans—membrane-bound organelles, nucleus with linear chromosomes, mitochondria—but possess critical differences exploitable therapeutically. The fungal cell wall, composed of chitin, β-glucans, and mannoproteins, creates structural rigidity absent in animal cells.

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