“… explores the molecular basis, as well as the complex aspects, of calcium signaling; employs an easy-to-follow format in describing numerous research techniques, along with the pros and cons of each approach; discusses the major intracellular and surface membrane calcium channel molecules and intracellular effectors in terms of their molecular nature and biophysical behavior; introduces the application of high-throughout technology, and the use of genetically tractable organisms such as C. elegans and yeast. … involves such a breadth of technical approaches and a wide range of applications; this work contains invaluable information for established researchers, as well as those graduate students and scientists just beginning to find a direction in cellular calcium signaling. ” — In Anticancer Research, Vol. 26, 2006"Dr. James Putney has done the subject a great service … . The texts are clear, well defined and excellently supported by references with an extensive index. … undoubtedly a very valuable and useful text."— Geoffrey R. Dixon in Institute of Biology, Vol. 55 No.1, 2008

• Tools and Techniques. Comparative and Genetically Tractable Systems. Cellular and Molecular Basis for Calcium Signaling.

“… explores the molecular basis, as well as the complex aspects, of calcium signaling; employs an easy-to-follow format in describing numerous research techniques, along with the pros and cons of each approach; discusses the major intracellular and surface membrane calcium channel molecules and intracellular effectors in terms of their molecular nature and biophysical behavior; introduces the application of high-throughout technology, and the use of genetically tractable organisms such as C. elegans and yeast. … involves such a breadth of technical approaches and a wide range of applications; this work contains invaluable information for established researchers, as well as those graduate students and scientists just beginning to find a direction in cellular calcium signaling. ” — In Anticancer Research, Vol. 26, 2006"Dr. James Putney has done the subject a great service … . The texts are clear, well defined and excellently supported by references with an extensive index. … undoubtedly a very valuable and useful text."— Geoffrey R. Dixon in Institute of Biology, Vol. 55 No.1, 2008

• Tools and Techniques. Comparative and Genetically Tractable Systems. Cellular and Molecular Basis for Calcium Signaling.

“… explores the molecular basis, as well as the complex aspects, of calcium signaling; employs an easy-to-follow format in describing numerous research techniques, along with the pros and cons of each approach; discusses the major intracellular and surface membrane calcium channel molecules and intracellular effectors in terms of their molecular nature and biophysical behavior; introduces the application of high-throughout technology, and the use of genetically tractable organisms such as C. elegans and yeast. … involves such a breadth of technical approaches and a wide range of applications; this work contains invaluable information for established researchers, as well as those graduate students and scientists just beginning to find a direction in cellular calcium signaling. ” — In Anticancer Research, Vol. 26, 2006"Dr. James Putney has done the subject a great service … . The texts are clear, well defined and excellently supported by references with an extensive index. … undoubtedly a very valuable and useful text."— Geoffrey R. Dixon in Institute of Biology, Vol. 55 No.1, 2008

• Tools and Techniques. Comparative and Genetically Tractable Systems. Cellular and Molecular Basis for Calcium Signaling.