Human genetics a problem-based approach

Human Genetics, the first genetics book to combine text with problem-based tutorial exercises, is the ideal textbook for student-driven learning. Each chapter focuses on a core concept of human genetics, illustrated by a corresponding clinical case that guides the reader through key principles in th...

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Main Author: Korf, Bruce R. (Author)
Format: Book
Published: Malden, Massachusetts Blackwell Science ©2000
Edition:Second Edition
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Summary:Human Genetics, the first genetics book to combine text with problem-based tutorial exercises, is the ideal textbook for student-driven learning. Each chapter focuses on a core concept of human genetics, illustrated by a corresponding clinical case that guides the reader through key principles in the text. Material from classic Mendelain genetics, molecular genetics, and quantitative genetics provides a context in which the role of genes in disease can be readily understood. Additionally, 300 illustrations clarify and reinforce discussions of genetic disorders. And, questions at the end of each chapter facilitate self-assessment
Physical Description:xiv, 386 pages illustrations 27 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index
ISBN:9780632044252
063204425X