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The Cartoon Guide to Genetics (co-authored with Mark Wheelis) It really is easier to learn molecular biology visually. You can see DNA and RNA structure, transcription, translation, protein synthesis, and gene regulation at a glance from these cartoon drawings. Watch those cartoon enzymes twitch and wiggle—just like the real thing. You won't see that in a textbook! HarperCollins, 200+ pages, paper.
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HISTORY BOOKS
Cartoon History of the Universe: Book 1 Book
2 Book 3
Cartoon History of the Modern World: Part 1 • Cartoon
History of the United States
SCIENCE BOOKS
The Cartoon Guide to Chemistry
The Cartoon Guide to the Computer • The
Cartoon Guide to the Environment
The Cartoon Guide to Genetics • The
Cartoon Guide to Physics
The Cartoon Guide to Sex • The
Cartoon Guide to Statistics
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