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A Willful Volunteer

D. Bray

2002

The Extended Phenotype

Wolfgang Mayer, Richard Dawkins

1982 ★ 4.4

Biochemistry

Jeremy Mark Berg

2006

Molecular cloning

Joseph Sambrook, David W. Russell

2001

Mapping our genes

United States. Congress. Office of Technology Assessment

1988

Mood genes

Samuel H. Barondes

1998

Designer genes

S. Steven Potter, Steven Potter

2010

Genes and human self-knowledge

Susan C. Lawrence, Robert F. Weir

1994

The Diversity of Life

Robert Snedden

2002

Herding Hemingway's cats

Kat Arney

2017

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

Evolution by gene duplication

Susumu Ohno

1970

Genes

J. M. W. Slack

2014

The Better Half

Sharon Moalem

2020

Genes

Benjamin Lewin

1987

From genes to genomes : concepts and applications of DNA technology

Malcolm von Schantz, Jeremy W. Dale

2002

Who owns you?

David R. Koepsell

2009

What is DNA? A Biology Adventure

Transnational College of Lex

2003

The Jugglers Children

Carolyn Abraham

2010

Sex chromosomes and sex-linked genes

Susumu Ohno

1967

The Century of the Gene

Evelyn Fox Keller

2000

From genes to genomes

Malcolm von Schantz, Jeremy Dale, Jeremy W. Dale

2007

Genetics

Arthur P. Mange, Elaine Johansen Mange

1990

Exploding the gene myth

Ruth Hubbard

1993

Lewin's essential genes

Jocelyn E. Krebs

2009

The DNA mystique

Dorothy Nelkin

1995

Lewin's genes X.

Benjamin Lewin

2011

The genius in all of us

David Shenk

2010

Genes, cells, and brains

Hilary Rose

2012

Gene-enzyme systems in drosophila

William J. Dickinson

1975

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