Dennis Bray

7 Authors B. Alberts, Heald, R., Hopkin, K., Johnson, A., Morgan, D., Roberts, K., & Walter, P.

Describes the biochemical processes in living cells as fluid circuits, somewhat like computer hardware, only flexible and able to change in response to changes in environment, and carrying information, somewhat like computer software. These molecular circuits carry the chemical data of life.

Cell biology can be very tricky and this appears to be a great book to read in order to get some more understanding outside of the textbook

paradoxically, cell dynamics are more complex than organism dynamics. this is a really good introduction to the not-so-rigid building blocks of life.