Children look within a cell's nucleus and learn about the double-helix structure of DNA, as they learn how cells communicate with other cells, form living tissues, make fresh cells, and build into the organs and organisms that all living beings consist of, according to their gene patterns. Cartoon-style, full-color illustrations.
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This book is GREAT. I'm Elizabeth Cox, a seventh grader at Alvarado Middle School and had to do a comic strip on protein synthesis. It realy helped me think of creative ways to show what I had learned! And to top that off, I got an A on the project
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