Fighting Cells: a Fantastic Journey Through the Human Immune System
战斗细胞：人体免疫系统奇妙之旅
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- 164k Words
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- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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9.4Score
55Chapters
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Love you so much! This is a book recommended by Teacher Ju. Because immunity is not easy to learn, I previewed it in advance through extracurricular e-books on my tablet. I read it carefully twice and asked a question on a piece of paper. It was a pity that I didn't have time to ask Teacher Ju to answer it one by one. However, it is better to have AI than not. I stayed with Teacher Ju throughout the sports meeting, but I still didn't finish asking questions. This part of immunity is made easy for you to learn and remember!
Moreover, I think the author is very powerful and can explain such professional content so clearly. The characters in the book, such as immune cells, are very cute, and their experiences also made me understand my own body better. In short, this is a book that is both fun and can teach you a lot. I recommend it to you!
This book is really worth spending time to read. It is a very good book. All the stories told in it make it easier for me to remember the content in the book. It is very interesting.
Easy to understand, lively and interesting
I learned a lot about immunology [Like][Like][Like]
Understand the immune system normally
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