David C. Kilpatrick is the author of Handbook of Animal Lectins: Properties and Biomedical Applications, published by Wiley.

“the book is a genuinely useful tool for immunologists and cell  biologists" (Biochemie, No. 83, 2001)     “It may be regarded the current "gold standard" about the enormous scope of animal lectins”   (Int.Jnl.of Medical Microbiology, Vol.291, No.5, 2001)  "...a comprehensive, thorough, well organized, and well-produced treatise of the field..."  (ChemBioChem, Vol.3, No.6, 2002)          "...a handy compendium..." (The Biochemist, 24 January 2003)

• Introduction to Animal Lectins. Invertebrate Lectins. Vertebrate Lectins. Biomedical Applications of Animal Lectins. Alphabetical Directory of Animal Lectins. Appendices. Index.

David C. Kilpatrick is the author of Handbook of Animal Lectins: Properties and Biomedical Applications, published by Wiley.

“the book is a genuinely useful tool for immunologists and cell  biologists" (Biochemie, No. 83, 2001)     “It may be regarded the current "gold standard" about the enormous scope of animal lectins”   (Int.Jnl.of Medical Microbiology, Vol.291, No.5, 2001)  "...a comprehensive, thorough, well organized, and well-produced treatise of the field..."  (ChemBioChem, Vol.3, No.6, 2002)          "...a handy compendium..." (The Biochemist, 24 January 2003)

• Introduction to Animal Lectins. Invertebrate Lectins. Vertebrate Lectins. Biomedical Applications of Animal Lectins. Alphabetical Directory of Animal Lectins. Appendices. Index.

David C. Kilpatrick is the author of Handbook of Animal Lectins: Properties and Biomedical Applications, published by Wiley.

“the book is a genuinely useful tool for immunologists and cell  biologists" (Biochemie, No. 83, 2001)     “It may be regarded the current "gold standard" about the enormous scope of animal lectins”   (Int.Jnl.of Medical Microbiology, Vol.291, No.5, 2001)  "...a comprehensive, thorough, well organized, and well-produced treatise of the field..."  (ChemBioChem, Vol.3, No.6, 2002)          "...a handy compendium..." (The Biochemist, 24 January 2003)

• Introduction to Animal Lectins. Invertebrate Lectins. Vertebrate Lectins. Biomedical Applications of Animal Lectins. Alphabetical Directory of Animal Lectins. Appendices. Index.