In article <38c6f2df.1218857 at news.prestel.co.uk>,
dr_hexagon at yahoo.com wrote:
> I am looking for a basic book on molecular genetics.. something
> accessible to a non-specialist -- a kind of "Genetics for Dummies".
>> It doesn't have to be too detailed - something which explains the core
> terminology and concepts in an easy to follow manner would be ideal.
>> I have a basic knowledge of Mendelian genetics but little idea of how
> it all works at the DNA/RNA, etc, level.
>
There is "The Cartoon Guide to Genetics," or something like that. I can't
remember the author, but it's the same guy who did the cartoon history of
the universe books.
Ah, here it is at amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0062730991/qid=952613062/sr=1-1/
103-4187922-1667012
The authors are Larry Gonick and Mark Wheeler.
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