The Epigenetics Revolution: How Modern Biology Is Rewriting Our Understanding of Genetics, Disease, and Inheritance, written by Nessa Carey, is a uniquely constructed introduction to the world of epigenetics. Regardless of its recent emergence in science, Carey articulately ties in both historical context and scientific evidence to outline and support the developing knowledge of epigenetics. She uses scientific studies, advances, and even possible future developments of the field to engage and inform the reader.
Although unbelievably interesting, the book is considerably dense, which yields its own benefits and disadvantages. As a student, this book has given me a considerable amount of information on a subject I had never approached. Along
Although unbelievably interesting, the book is considerably dense, which yields its own benefits and disadvantages. As a student, this book has given me a considerable amount of information on a subject I had never approached. Along