Genetics by Paul Dowswell

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Examines the social and moral implications of scientific advances in the field of genetics. This book explains genetic engineering and examines the ethical problems it raises: asking where is this new technology taking us? Issues dealt with include: GM foods GM bacteria used to clean up oil spills; Gene therapy; Designer babies; and more.

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Genetics by Paul Dowswell

This book explains genetic engineering and examines the ethical problems it raises: asking where is this new technology taking us? Issues dealt with include: GM foods GM bacteria used to clean up oil spills; Biowarfare Genetic fingerprinting; Gene therapy; Designer babies; and, Cloning.
Paul Dowswell went to university in London and stayed in the city until 1991, working for the National Sound Archive, The Science Museum, BBC Books and Time Life. He now works as an author and specialises in children's information books. 'The Complete Book of the Microscope' (Usborne) which Paul edited and co-wrote won the 1999 Rhone-Poulenc Junior Prize for Science Books.
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ISBN 13 9780750242745
ISBN 10 0750242744
Title Genetics
Author Paul Dowswell
Series 21st Century Debates
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Hachette Children's Group
Year published 2002-07-18
Number of pages 64
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