Mathematics for the Life Sciences

By Erin N. Bodine1, Suzanne Lenhart2, Lou Gross3

1. Rhodes College 2. NIMBioS; University of Tennessee 3. University of Tennessee Knoxville

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Abstract

The book, Mathematics for the Life Sciences, was written with freshmen and sophomore college biology students in mind. Requiring only high-school-level quantitative skills, this text covers basic calculus and essential probabilistic reasoning when considering biological systems. The linked website is a supplement to the book.

 From source site:  "This website is designed to provide a variety of information about the text Mathematics for the Life Sciences. It provides some material that supplements the presentations in the text, and will be the primary method used by the authors to pass on new material related to the text to readers."

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Researchers should cite this work as follows:

  • Bodine, E.N., S. Lenhart, L.J. Gross (2014). Mathematics for the Life Sciences. Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ. 

  • Erin N. Bodine; Suzanne Lenhart; Lou Gross (2015), "Mathematics for the Life Sciences," https://qubeshub.org/resources/251.

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Dan Metz

Radford University

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