This book is designed for senior undergraduate/graduate level students interested in a basic understanding of the major participants in the cellular Signal Transductions pathways. The book is suitable for an introductory course in Signal Transduction, as well as for self-study and review. It is recommended for biology and medical students, as well as for other science majors interested in interdisciplinary research efforts, e.g. in pharmaceuticals, biochemistry and bioengineering.
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