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Computers in Schools
Computers in Schools

By William J. Bramble

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Genes And Genomes: A Changing Perspective
Dealing with Genes
Dealing with Genes

By Maxine Singer

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Evangelism Through Small Groups
Evangelism Through Small Groups

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19th Century Photographic Cases and Wall Frames
Dealing with Genes
Dealing with Genes

By Paul Berg, Maxine Singer

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Birthmark Scar
Genes & Genomes
Genes & Genomes

By Paul Berg, Maxine Singer

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An in-depth overview of the molecularstructures and mechanisms that underlie the utilization ofgenetic information by complex organisms. This excellent textemphasizes the experimental aspects of mo...

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Exploring genetic mechanisms
Exploring genetic mechanisms

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Winding Your Way Through DNA

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