The Living Cell: DNA
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Traces the historical and technological developments that led to the discovery of chromosomes, genes, and the DNA molecule, beginning with Charles Darwin and Gregor Mendel. Demonstrates how DNA is removed from the cell and uses computer-animated models to explain molecular protein synthesis and the duplication of genetic information. Discusses the cause and role of mutations and how they provide for diverse species variation.
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Registered 24Mar76 · MP30977 (Jan-Jun 1977) Copyright holder: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation
More in Biology Series Unit 3 - the Cell
- Diffusion and osmosis 1973
- Diffusion And Osmosis (Second Edition) 1973
- The Living Cell: An Introduction 1974
- The Living Cell: DNA 1976
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