11 Best Books for Inheritance Biology

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List of 11 Best Books for Inheritance Biology

Bestseller #1

Introduction to Genetic Analysis

• Griffiths, Anthony
• Doebley, John
• Peichel, Catherine

180.76 USD

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Bestseller #2

Genetics: A Conceptual Approach

• Pierce, Benjamin

234.94 USD

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Bestseller #3

Concepts of Genetics (Masteringgenetics)

• Klug, William
• Cummings, Michael
• Spencer, Charlotte

210.00 USD

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Bestseller #4

iGenetics: A Molecular Approach

• 20% increase in total Questions and Problems at the end of each chapter
• Genomics and recombinant DNA chapters are completely reorganized and updated

237.00 USD

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Bestseller #5

Genetic Analysis: Genes, Genomes, and Networks in Eukaryotes

• Meneely, Philip

96.62 USD

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Bestseller #6

Principles of Genetics, 7th edition

• D. Peter Snustad

71.89 USD

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Bestseller #7

Genetics: Analysis and Principles ISE

• Robert J. Brooker

76.88 USD

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Bestseller #8

Molecular Biology

• Clark, David P.
• Pazdernik, Nanette J.
• McGehee, Michelle R.

145.00 USD

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Bestseller #9

Genetics For Dummies

• Fester Kratz, Rene
• Spock, Lisa

17.99 USD

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Bestseller #10

Genetics: Analysis of Genes and Genomes: Analysis of Genes and Ge…

• Hartl, Daniel L.
• Cochrane, Bruce

95.50 USD

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Bestseller #11

Advanced Genetic Analysis: Genes, Genomes, and Networks in Eukary…

• Meneely, Philip

4.22 USD

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