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Matt Ridley

Category Science & Technology
Pages 352 Pages
Publication Year 2000
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General

ISBN 9781857028355

Rs. 960

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Genome

Genome

The Autobiography of Species in 23 Chapters

By Matt Ridley · Published by Fourth Estate

Who it's for: General readers curious about genetics and human biology

Genome by Matt Ridley explores the human genetic code across its 23 chromosomes. This book examines how our DNA influences biology, evolution, and susceptibility to disease, presenting complex scientific concepts clearly.Why You Should Read? Gain insight into human genetics and its impact on life. Understand the science behind our genetic makeup. Appreciate complex scientific ideas explained accessibly. Explore the link between genes, physical traits, and health.

Highlights

  • Organized into 23 chapters, one per chromosome
  • Explains complex genetic concepts in accessible language
  • Covers the link between genes, traits, and health
  • Discusses the Human Genome Project and its implications
  • Examines inborn genetic diseases and medical genetics

Themes

Human genetics · DNA · Evolution · Disease susceptibility · Genome

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Publisher Fourth Estate
ISBN 9781857028355
Pages 352 Pages
Publication Year 2000
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000069820

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Questions about this book

How is the book structured?

The book is divided into 23 chapters, each dedicated to one of the 23 human chromosomes, exploring genes found on each.

What topics does it cover?

It covers human genetics, the human genome, DNA, inborn genetic diseases, medical genetics, and the Human Genome Project.

Is it suitable for non-scientists?

Yes, it presents complex scientific concepts clearly, making it accessible to general readers.

What is the main focus of the book?

The main focus is on how our DNA influences biology, evolution, and susceptibility to disease.