The genetic revolution has profoundly impacted not only medicine and biology but also social, economic, and cultural disciplines such as psychology, law, archaeology, paleontology, sensor technology, bioinformatics, statistics, and bioeconomics. Therefore, scholars in these fields need to integrate fundamental knowledge of human and medical genetics into their curricula.
This book is aimed at readers interested not only in learning the basic aspects of Genetics but also in reflecting on its recent developments, with the conviction that everyone should perceive it, not as a detached observer, but as a potential user.
This book is aimed at readers interested not only in learning the basic aspects of Genetics but also in reflecting on its recent developments, with the conviction that everyone should perceive it, not as a detached observer, but as a potential user.
