The Rough Guide to Genes & Cloning

The Rough Guide to Genes & Cloning by Dr. Jess Buxton, published by Rough Guides Limited on April 26, 2007, is a comprehensive exploration of genetics and cloning. This edition, consisting of 336 pages, delves into fundamental questions about genes, the mechanics of cloning, and the ethical implications surrounding topics like designer babies and human cloning. The book provides an accessible overview of cellular structures and the scientists who contributed to our understanding of the genetic code.
Readers will find a detailed examination of various aspects of genetics, including DNA cloning and the significance of notable cases such as Dolly the sheep. The text is illustrated with helpful pictures and diagrams, enhancing the reader’s understanding of complex concepts in science, life sciences, and biology. This guide aims to clarify the intricate processes that define our biological makeup, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the field.
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What exactly is a gene? How does cloning actually work? Are designer babies a bad idea? Could we ever clone a human? The Rough Guide To Genes & Cloning answers all these questions and more. From the inside story of cells and their structure and the sleuths who cracked the genetic code to DNA cloning, twins and Dolly the sheep. Illustrated throughout with helpful pictures and diagrams, this Rough Guide turns the microscope on the things that make us what we are.
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