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The Delphic Boat

Antoine Danchin

2003

Modern Prometheus

Jim Kozubek

2016

Genome

Matt Ridley

1999 ★ 4.0

Genograms

Randy Gerson, Sylvia Shellenberger, Monica McGoldrick

1999

Human Genes and Genomes

Diane Drobnis Rosenberg, Leon E. Rosenberg

2012

Plant genomics and proteomics

Christopher A. Cullis

2004

A short guide to the human genome

Stewart Scherer

2008

Microbial genome methods

Kenneth W. Adolph

1996

Introduction to Genomics

Arthur Lesk

2007

Genomic Regulatory Systems

Eric H. Davidson

2001

Genome Stability

James Haber

2013

As the Future Catches You

Juan Enriquez

2001

The origins of genome architecture

Lynch, Michael

2007

Oral microbial communities

Paul E. Kolenbrander

2011

An A to Z of DNA Science: What Scientists Mean When They Talk About Genes and Genomes

Galen P. Perry, Darryl L. Leja, Jeffre L. Witherly

2001

Junk DNA

Nessa Carey

2015

From genes to genomes : concepts and applications of DNA technology

Malcolm von Schantz, Jeremy W. Dale

2002

The Regulatory Genome

Eric H. Davidson

2005

Microbial genomes

Karen E. Nelson, Claire M. Fraser

2003

Student solutions manual and supplemental problems to accompany Genetics

Daniel L. Hartl

2009

From genes to genomes

Malcolm von Schantz, Jeremy Dale, Jeremy W. Dale

2007

Comparative genomics

David Sankoff

2000

Oncogenomics

David Duggan

2004

Discovering genomics, proteomics, and bioinformatics

Laurie J. Heyer, A. Malcolm Campbell

2002

Living with the genome

Angus Clarke

2006

Acquiring genomes

Lynn Margulis

2002

The Evolution of the Genome

T. Ryan Gregory

2005

Proteomics

M. J. Dunn

2001

Longevity, senescence, and the genome

Caleb Ellicott Finch

1990

Owning the Genome

David B. Resnik

2004

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