Color atlas of genetics

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Eberhard Passarge

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488 Seiten
18 Lesestunden

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From reviews of previous editions: “A remarkable achievement …concise but informative…No geneticist or physician interested in genetic diseases should be without a copy…” -- American Journal of Medical Genetics Following the Human Genome Project's groundbreaking sequencing and mapping of the human genome, advancements in understanding genetic disorders have accelerated. The fourth edition of this bestselling atlas offers a comprehensive overview of the current landscape, focusing on the connection between fundamental principles and their practical applications in medicine. Utilizing the signature Flexibook format for effective visual learning, it serves as an essential resource for students, clinicians, and scientists eager to stay informed in this rapidly evolving field. New topics in this revised edition include genetic signaling pathways, DNA repair systems, genomic disorders, cancer genomes, ciliopathies, neurocristopathies, and epigenetic changes. With nearly 200 vivid color plates paired with concise explanations, useful data tables, a glossary, key references, and online resources, the book clarifies complex concepts. It is an excellent introduction to genetics and basic genomics for medical and biology students, as well as a valuable teaching aid and refresher for researchers across various medical and scientific disciplines.