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Mapping DNA

6 June 1998

Karl Drlica has written a pocket textbook on what goes on in every cell on
the planet. In Understanding DNA and Gene Cloning every twist and turn of DNA is
described in intricate detail and mapped out with clear diagrams. And those
skipping the technical stuff will enjoy the chapter summaries. Published by John
Wiley, 拢19.99/$31.95, ISBN 047113774X.

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