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Reshaping Life: Key Issues in Genetic Engineering

Date:  
2002
Edition:
3
Publisher: 
Cambridge University Press
Place of Publication: 
New York
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Reshaping Life is an eminently authoritative and lucid description of modern molecular biology and genetics, and the ethical implications of genetic engineering. Now in its third edition, it is fully revised and updated, taking advantage of a decade of progress in genetics and biotechnology. It offers a concise working knowledge of DNA science and of those aspects of cell biology needed to understand such issues as animal cloning, genetically modified food, and gene therapy. It examines the debates on the sociological and ethical issues surrounding modern technology, laying out the issues for the reader, while urging a rational approach.

  • Fully revised and updated third edition, taking account of a decade of progress in genetic engineering
  • Highly readable - elegantly written and liberally illustrated
  • Extremely distinguished, world-renowned authors (Publisher)