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Genetic engineering

R. K. Patient, J. G. Williams, Williams, J. G.

1988

Recombinant gene expression

Argelia Lorence

2004

Metal ions in gene regulation

S. Silver

1998

Gene transfer and expression

Michael Kriegler

1990

The nonlinear workbook

W.-H Steeb

2005

Mouse genetics

Lee M. Silver

1995

I Look Like My Mother

Julie K. Lundgren

2013

From genetics to gene therapy

David S. Latchman

1994

Neuropeptide Technology

P. Michael Conn

1992

Modulation of MHC antigen expression and disease

D. John Maudsley, Craig R. Pringle, G. Eric Blair

1995

Prokaryotic genetics

Françoise Joset

1993

Lewin's essential genes

Jocelyn E. Krebs

2009

The psychobiology of gene expression

Ernest Lawrence Rossi

2002

Strategies in transgenic animal science

1995

Genes and aging

M. S. Kanungo

1994

Post-Transcriptional Gene Regulation

Jeffrey Wilusz

2007

Maximizing gene expression

Larry Gold, William S. Reznikoff

1986

The genetic code

Carl R. Woese

1967

Gene regulation

David S. Latchman

1990

The study of gene action

Bruce Wallace

1997

Gene transfer and the ethics of first-in-human research

Jonathan Kimmelman

2010

New comprehensive biochemistry

Albert Neuberger

1991

Gene Expression and Its Control

Kay E. Davies

1991

Intervening sequences in evolution and development

Edwin M. Stone, Robert J. Schwartz

1990

Exploring genetic mechanisms

Paul Berg, Maxine Singer

1997

The epigenetics revolution

Nessa Carey

2011

Retroviruses and Primate Genome Evolution

Eugene D. Sverdlov

2005

Gene structure and expression

John D. Hawkins

1985

An introduction to toxicogenomics

Michael E. Burczynski

2003

Gene expression

Michael Karin

1993

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