Genetics: From Genes to Genomes

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TEXTBOOK

Series: MCGRAW-HILL KEY TEXTBOOKS SERIES

LH Hartwell, L Hood, ML Goldberg, AE Reynolds, LM Silver and RC Veres

896 pages, col plates, b\w plates, illus, figs, tabs.

McGraw Hill

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Softcover and CD set | out of print | 2000 | #117299 | ISBN: 0075409232

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The authors have developed a text that reflects the directions Genetics is taking as it heads into the 21st century. This perspective embraces five major themes: 1. the central importance of the genome, as opposed to the action of individual genes; 2. the application of genetics to the improvement of human health; 3. the growing appreciation for the relationships among organisms arising from genetic research; 4. the impact of biotechnology on the accelerating growth of genetic knowledge; and 5. the importance of emerging social and ethical issues related to our use of biotechnology.

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