by Gary Zweiger · McGraw-Hill · tapa dura · ISBN 9799701037323
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«El genoma: información, anarquía y revolución en las ciencias biomédicas» is the popular science essay by Gary Zweiger, in hardcover.
Gary Zweiger examines how sequencing the human genome turns genetic information into an engine of change for medicine and biology. The author describes the shift from an observation-based science to one driven by data and reflects on the ethical and scientific implications of that revolution.
Published by McGraw-Hill in 2002 in Spanish; it falls under the categories of science and technology.
Recommended for readers interested in genetics, biology and the social and ethical impact of scientific advances.
