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Molecular genetics

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Human molecular genetics

Tom Strachan

1996

Concepts of molecular genetics

Dow O. Woodward

1977

Genetics

Laura Livingston Mays

1981

Microbial and molecular genetics

J. R. S. Fincham

1976

Genome transcriptome and proteome analysis

Alain Bernot

2004

Genetics

T. A. Brown

1990

Molecular biology

David P. Clark

2013

Aquaculture and fisheries biotechnology

Rex A. Dunham

2011

Molecular genetics of common metabolic disease

David J Galton

1985

Plant Molecular Genetics

Monica A. Hughes

1996

Modern Genetic Analysis

Anthony J. F. Griffiths, William M. Gelbart, Richard C. Lewontin et al.

1998

Biotechnology

Thomas R. Jewell, David Bourgaize, Rodolfo G. Buiser

1999

Watson and DNA

Victor K. McElheny

2003

Evolution and variation of multigene families

Tomoko Ohta

1980

The secret of life

Joseph S. Levine

1993

Gene technology

Christopher Lampton

1990

Insect Molecular Genetics

Marjorie A. Hoy

1994

Development

V. E. A. Russo

1999

The impact of plant molecular genetics

Bruno W. S. Sobral

1996

Development

Stuart Brody, S. Brody, D. J. Cove et al.

1992

The genetics of bacteria and their viruses

William Hayes, W. Hayes

1968

Molecular medicine

Bradley, John MRCP

1995

Teranesia

Greg Egan

1999

The molecular basis of heredity

A. R. Peacocke

1965

Advances in Enzymology and Related Areas of Molecular Biology

Alton Meister

1981

As the Future Catches You

Juan Enriquez

2001

Exons, introns, and talking genes

Christopher Wills

1991

Molecular approaches in natural resource conservation and management

J. Andrew DeWoody

2010

Molecular genetics of bacteria

Larry Snyder, Wendy Champness

2002

Molecular Genetic Analysis of Populations

A. R. Hoelzel

1998

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