Masaya Kawakami: 50 Basic Facts About Genes

And the amazing genetic news is that if you turn around and forget for the sake of you, you'll have a new disease. The interest in genetic science is hotter than ever. The media introduce a long day and advanced genetic technology. The following are particularly lighted recent cases of the XML, which is used to prevent the spread of corona19 and the treatment of diseases through gene editing techniques. But the most advanced technologists, if they don't understand it, are not available in everyday life. If you read and read about the genes in the news story, you should study from the ground level. 50 basic information about genes is a very simple book that can be read by people who are not involved in molecular genetics. The way this book works is ‘ metaphor ’ to lower reading difficulties! I've got a very familiar name for the difficult concept. For example, the cell is compared to a automune factory that ends up making its own ‘one being’; the enzyme is likened to a robot that works in the factory. From this basic concept, proteins, genes, DNA, 1938s, viral genes, cancer genes, and so on, they're going to spread into increasingly advanced material. The idea of building up from the foundation naturally becomes firmly established. And since then, we have introduced many of the concepts and intentions of genetic technology in modern times, and we can even set them up to look at genetic science. After understanding all the content and the delicate composition, you will be reminded of the author’s intention to write a book that you can read on your ‘bed.’.

Korean title: 유전자에 관한 50가지 기초지식

Korean author: 가와카미 마사야

Korean publisher: 전파과학사

ISBN-13: 9788970446295