Praised by numerous reviewers for its timeliness and accuracy, An Introduction to Human Molecular Genetics is an ideal text for advanced undergraduate, early graduate, and basic medical school courses in human genetics. The book's lucid style and compelling coverage make it essential reading for all those who seek a better understanding of the fast moving field of Human Molecular Genetics.
From the Pre-publication Reviews
"A very well written and highly-detailed treatment of a very important area in genetics. It is very different from the traditional human genetics text, which is part of its appeal. The organization is prefect. The basic science chapters are gems, and the transition to inherited diseases of selected systems provides excellent flexibility. It would be easy to teach a course to advanced undergraduate, beginning graduate, and/or medical students using this new text." —Edward M. Berger, Dartmouth College
"I found it impressive how up-to-date the material is. It is current and at the right level for medical students, advanced undergraduates, and beginning graduate students." —John Hardy, Mayo Clinic
"Chapter one was beautifully written and quite informative. Chapter eight provides a really nice overview of the muscular dystrophies." —Louis Kunkel, Harvard Medical School, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
