Description
To what extent can living organisms influence themselves and their surroundings? Anton Markoš explores how contemporary biologists view this question, thanks to new research possibilities. Experiments with humanized yeast, endless databases of information about genes, and a new code common to plants and animals. However, genes are not the only factors that affect the functioning of organisms. "From the shape of DNA to humanized yeast, this book provides a provocative interpretation of the experience of life and invites dialogue across professions." Robert Černý, Ph.D., biologist. "Read instead of thick textbooks. I can only recommend it for entering contemporary biological thinking!" Tomáš Daněk, Ph.D., ecologist and environmentalist.
Information
Author: Markoš Anton
Publication date: October 12, 2015
Manufacturer: Nová beseda, z.s.
Genres: Specialized and technical literature, Books
Pages: 76
ISBN/EAN: 9788090608917