An introduction to genetics, and an excellent discussion of the role of DNA.
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What makes each of us similar to our parents and brothers and sisters in some ways—but different in others?
This book is an exciting introduction to the science of genetics, from Gregor Mendel's first experiments with garden peas to the latest discoveries about DNA—the life-giving chemical that makes each of us what we are.
In All About Heredity Judith Randal, Contributing Editor of the medical magazine Spectrum, shows how scientists are deciphering the code of life.
—from the book
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