Howard Facklam Books

From cell to clone

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Discusses genetic engineering, particularly the history and techniques of cloning, and includes material on recombinant DNA research and test-tube babies.

Spare parts for people

By Margery Facklam

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Discusses current accomplishments in the field of replacing parts in the human body, including organ transplants, artificial organs and implants, and artificial joints and limbs.

Viruses Invaders

By Howard Facklam

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Bacteria (Invaders)

By Howard Facklam

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Parasites

By Howard Facklam

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64 p. : 24 cm

Insects Invaders

By Howard Facklam

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Alternative medicine

By Howard Facklam

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Discusses various kinds of non-traditional methods of medical treatment, including acupuncture, herbal medicine, massage, and meditation.

Modern Medicines

By Margery Facklam, Howard Facklam, Sean M. Grady

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Avalanche!

By Howard Facklam

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Examines the nature, origins, and dangers of avalanches and discusses preventive and safety measures to be used against them.

Plants

By Howard Facklam, Laurence P. Pringle

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Describes the importance of germplasm and how storage banks around the world are preserving plant seeds so that plant species will not be lost through disease and environmental conditions.

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