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Genome : The Autobiography of a Species
Matt Ridley
Paperback (Perennial / Harper-collins, March 15, 2000)1st Fourth Estate 2004 trade edition paperback new In stock shipped from our UK warehouse
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Genome: The Autobiography of a Species in 23 Chapters
Matt Ridley
Paperback (HarperCollins India, March 15, 2005)BRAND NEW, Exactly same ISBN as listed, Please double check ISBN carefully before ordering.
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Genome: The Autobiography Of A Species In 23 Chapters
Matt Ridley
Library Binding (Demco Media, Sept. 30, 2000)Looks at one newly described gene from each of the twenty-three human chromosomes and explains how each one contributes to our uniqueness as a species.
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Genome: The Autobiography of A Species in 23 Chapters
Matt Ridley
Hardcover (Harper Collins, March 15, 1999)None
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Genome Publisher: Harper Perennial
Matt Ridley
PaperbackNone
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Genome: The Autobiography of a Species in 23 Chapters
M. Ridley
Library Binding (San Val, June 15, 2006)None
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Genome: The Autobiography of a Species in 23 Chapters by Matt Ridley
Matt Ridley
Hardcover (Fourth Estate, March 15, 1803)None
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Genome - The Autobiography Of A Species In 23 Chapters
Matt Ridley
Paperback (Harper-collins Publishers, March 15, 2000)This accessible popular science book takes readers on a tour of the human genome, focusing each chapter on a newly discovered gene on the human body's 23 chromosomes, and discusses the implications of the controversial Human Genome Project's early findings. This examination also surveys the history and future of genetic research, while stressing that interrelationships between genes are far more complex than recent trends linking specific genes to diseases may suggest.
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Genome - The Autobiography Of A Species In 23 Chapters
Matt Ridley
Paperback (Harper-collins Publishers, March 15, 2001)This accessible popular science book takes readers on a tour of the human genome, focusing each chapter on a newly discovered gene on the human body's 23 chromosomes, and discusses the implications of the controversial Human Genome Project's early findings. This examination also surveys the history and future of genetic research, while stressing that interrelationships between genes are far more complex than recent trends linking specific genes to diseases may suggest.