Books by Jack A. Tuszynski

. Introduction to Molecular Biophysics provides the modern theoretical tools needed to understand life processes from a physical viewpoint.

Logically organized from small-scale to large-scale systems, this text provides comprehensive coverage of both molecular and cellular biophysics using a quantitative approach. It first discusses the characteristics of living things and the evolution of life. The book then covers small-scale structures that include DNA, RNA, and hydrogen bonds, followed by large-scale systems, such as basal bodies, mitochondria, and vesicles. The author also examines the biophysical processes of oxidative phosphorylation, diffusion, exciton energy transfer, and cell division. In addition, the text includes numerous worked examples, exercises, references, and illustrations.

Molecular biophysics is a field of research that plays an important role in elucidating the mysteries of life's molecules and their assemblies as well as the relationship between their structure and function. This title provides the modern theoretical tools needed to understand life processes from a physical viewpoint.

Organized from small-scale (DNA, RNA, and hydrogen bonds) to large-scale systems (basal bodies, mitochondria, and vesicles), this book provides comprehensive coverage of both molecular and cellular biophysics using a quantitative approach. It discusses the characteristics of living things and the evolution of life.

Membrane Biophysics is tailored for readers who want to understand biological processes by applying both simple observations and scientific analysis. The text explores the causes and effects of membrane processes, and will eventually open new doors for pharmaceutical approaches to related diseases.