Titlebook: Vogel and Motulsky‘s Human Genetics; Problems and Approac Friedrich Vogel,Arno G. Motulsky Book 19973rd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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Population Genetics: Description and Dynamics,nd the prediction of future trends in the biological evolution of mankind in the face of various environmental changes. Since the human population is much better described than any other species, and much better records are available, there are many advantages to studying the population genetics of man.

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ian, Japanese, and Rus- sian suggest that this book was regarded useful in many parts of the world. Mean- while, human genetics has seen dramatic developments, and the "molecular revo- lution" has attracted thousands of scientists, including many molecular biologists, to this field. About 3700 human

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History of Human Genetics,of interest. We will concentrate our attention on historical events of particular interest for human genetics and refer to landmarks in general genetics only insofar as they are essential for the understanding of the evolution of human genetics.

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Introduction, the laws of storage, transmission, and realization of information for development and function of living organisms. Within this framework, human genetics concerns itself with the most interesting organism — the human being. This concern with our own species makes us scrutinize scientific results in

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History of Human Genetics,ed social and political events. At the same time, the development of human genetics as a science has been influenced by various political forces. Human genetics because of its concern with the causes of human variability has found it difficult to either remain a pure science or one of strictly medic

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The Human Genome: Chromosomes,e mode of inheritance for alkaptonuria and commenting on metabolic individuality in general, created the paradigm of “inborn errors of metabolism.” Simple modes of inheritance were soon established for many other human disorders. A few years later Bridges (1916) [10] examined in . the first case of

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