A Brief History of Genetics: Defining Experiments in Genetics
Publisher: NPG Education 2010
Number of pages: 316
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This e-book will take students through some of the seminal experiments in genetics, allowing students to review some of the data and literature that has provided us with our foundational understanding of our genetic material.
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