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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

Genome plasticity and infectious diseases

Jörg Hacker

2011

From genes to genomes

Jeremy Dale

2011

The sequence

Kevin Davies

2001

Genome-wide association studies and genomic prediction

Cedric Gondro, Julius van der Werf, Ben Hayes

2013

The deeper genome

John Parrington

2015

Mapping our genes

Lois Wingerson

1991

Bioinformatics and Functional Genomics

Jonathan Pevsner

2004

Gene Expression and Its Control

Kay E. Davies

1991

The common thread

John Sulston, Georgina Ferry

2002

Molecular biology

Nancy Lynn Craig

2010

Proteomics in functional genomics

P. Jolles

2002

Genetic Maps Book IV (Genetic Maps Book 4) (Genetic Maps Book 4)

Stephen J. O'Brien

1990

Apoptosis, genomic integrity, and cancer

Julien L. Van Lancker

2006

Lewin's essential genes

Jocelyn E. Krebs

2013

Transducing the Genome

Gary Zweiger

2001

Redesigning Life

John Parrington

2016

A primer of genome science

Greg Gibson

2009

Introduction to bioinformatics

David D. Womble, Stephen A. Krawetz

2002

Evolution of sameness and difference

Stanley Shostak

1999

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