Biology Book Reviews Articles
Stephen Jay Gould is perhaps the most famous of those writers making biology subjects accessible and entertaining for the masses, but Lewis Thomas and many others have also written enjoyable books on evolution, comparative anatomy, ecology, medicine, marine life, insects, birds, the charismatic big mammals, great discoveries such as DNA and the Human Genome Project and a host of other fascinating subjects in biology. Choosing a good book in a scientific subject can be difficult, as an easy start may become dry and technical halfway through. Consider entering our database and reading a few book reviews first. Let our authors winnow the best of the bunch out of the mass of popularized publications. Bypass the publishers’ hype and read the opinions of actual readers. Let a biologist tell you if the science is good. Follow up with a regular reader’s review of the enjoyability of the read. When you find a book that both like, cry “Eureka!”
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Posted by ChrisBielke. Published on Dec 14, 2008This book presents the basics of what the genetic code is, so that the reader can have a basis of understanding of molecular biology. The backbone of the book is the central dogma of molecular biology, which is the idea that information flows from DNA to RNA to protein. It not only defines and discusses what the genetic code is, but discusses the rules of the genetic code and the type of mutations that can occur in the system.Anatomy 101 – The Human Body From A Kid's Point Of View
Posted by AdamSingleton. Published on Nov 23, 2008We may live in them, but that doesn't mean that the human body isn't one of the most complex organisms on the planet. Many adults struggle to understand how everything works – so how can you teach kids how to?