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By Ahmed Fazly (Winona, MN United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Genetic Basis of Human Cancer (Hardcover)
Great text for any graduate student to get an understanding of the genetics of cancer. This book has something in it for everybody and is divided into the following areas: Basic concepts, cell cycle control, familial cancer syndromes and cancers by site.It is a great text for a graduate student interested in cancer and does proved a very extensive introduction for an advanced student. It is an excellent source of reviews for a graduate student. It's of course not recommended for any lay audience. I use it often as great reference. The drawback is that it is not a good introductory text but one that would help you build upon your previous understanding and looks at the subject area quite in-depth. |
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The Genetic Basis of Human Cancer by Kenneth W. Kinzler (Hardcover - March 19, 2002)
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