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Books : An Introduction to Genetic Analysis (INTRODUCTION TO GENETIC ANALYSIS (GRIFFITHS))In association with Amazon.comby: Anthony J.F. Griffiths, Susan R. Wessler, Richard C. Lewontin, William M. Gelbart, David T. Suzuki, Jeffrey H. Miller  Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Binding: HardcoverDewey Decimal Number: 576.5 EAN: 9780716749394 ISBN: 0716749394 Label: W. H. Freeman Manufacturer: W. H. Freeman Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 800 Publication Date: April 23, 2004 Publisher: W. H. Freeman Studio: W. H. Freeman Sales Rank: 375329 Related Items:
Editorial Review: Product Description: First published in 1976, "Introduction to Genetic Analysis" set the standard for introducing students to genetic analysis and quickly established itself as the premier book in the market. The authors span the breadth of contemporary genetics, bringing a wealth of experience from the world's leading research laboratories. To help students understand the essentials of genetics, the authors vividly recreate the landmark experiments, teach them how to analyze data, and how to draw their own conclusions. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - GreatThe book came in on time. It was in a great condition. Would love to purchase more in the furture from this seller. Rating: - ExcellentQuick as promised service. This was a replacement for a lost delivery from a different source. They delivered as promised! Rating:  - Not terrible, but merely averageAfter having studied this book whole-heartedly for an entire semester, I feel that it just doesn't do a very decent job of relating the material in an inviting manner. The topics are typically unorganized and almost seem to ramble, resulting in frequent, incoherent jumps. As such, I was forced to read and reread each and every sentence to try and follow the authors' intended message. Moreover, the authors' have seemingly tried to insert unnecessarily long words where their shorter, ... Read More Rating: - Gets on my nerves!We use this book as the main textbook in my Genetics class. Although I agree that the problems at the end of the chapters are quite useful, I think most of the time the book never gets to the point. 1.Its historical facts sometimes make more than half of the chapters and it really annoys me, specially if I need to learn the concepts for next day. 2. Sometimes concepts are explained with examples, examples which may not be clear for everyone and may not help get the general idea. Read More Rating:  - Not my favorite book!I found this book to be confusing and hard to decipher at times!! I sometimes had to read the paragraph several times to get it and then I would find later in the book somewhere, what I was confused about was explained somewhat better. This book caused me to waste a lot of time trying figure out things. Perhaps better organization would be helpful. I wouldn't recomend this book. Browse for similar items by category:
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