In this in-depth look at the mechanisms and root causes of cancer, science writer Kat Arney explains why we have to rethink everything we know about the widespread disease if we have any hope of stopping it-and offers a hopeful outlook for the future of human medicine.
The Compact Guide: DNA provides a fascinating look at the world of the double helix and examines who we are, how we're wired, and how we repair ourselves. With information on so-called "junk" DNA, how our genes evolved, heritability, the genetics of neuroscience, viruses, disease and what happens when things go wrong, this is a beautiful, visual journey through the polymer chain.
A fascinating guide to the world of the double helix which examines how our DNA encodes our genes and makes us unique. Features stunning images and engaging, accessible text.
Drawing on stories ranging from six-toed cats to fish hips, werewolves and zombie genes, geneticist Kat Arney explores how DNA is packed, unpacked and read, creating a companion reader to the book of life itself.
An explanation of how genes work, and how DNA is packed, unpacked and read. Draws on stories ranging from six-toed cats and stickleback hips to Mickey Mouse mice and zombie genes. Now in paperback.
