Ricki Lewis: Lewis Human Genetics
As the era of the ptrome settled down, genetics became deeply involved in our everyday life. Genetic testing has become common, of course, for diseases that occur as a combination of factors and often trial individual genome-symbolization treatments for genetic causes. This 13th edition, in response to this social flow, is that human genetics effectively suggests the direction that will ultimately go. This textbook started with a story of the event and personal experience that was highlighted, giving us first a sense of what the chapter is going to say, and also aroused interest in the essays and photographs that start each chapter. In particular, in areas of high scientific or social interest, we have a variety of locations, such as Case Studies, Clinical Association, Bioethics, Search for History, Openers and Scientific Focus, focusing on the reader's attention. The 13th edition also has a new chapter called "The Genetics That Reveal the Trust" dealing with the development and application of the legal DNA test and genetic genealogy. And in view of the growing publicization of the issue of genetic privacy as the discovery of large-scale data has become easier, the 13-page edition is a deep description of the right to know and not know about genetic information.
Korean title: Lewis 인체유전학
Korean author: Ricki Lewis
Korean publisher: 교문사
ISBN-13: 9788936324087
