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Subjects “...Genetics Germany History....”

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Subjects “...Population genetics History....”

Table of Contents “...Genetic hearing loss : a brief history -- Epidemiology, etiology, genetic mechanisms, and genetic counseling -- Embryology of the mammalian ear -- Gene/environment interactions in acquired hearing loss -- Syndrome diagnosis and investigation in the hearing-impaired patient -- Genetic hearing loss with no associated abnormities -- Genetic hearing loss associated with external ear abnormalities -- Eye disorders -- Genetic hearing loss associated with musculoskeletal disorders -- Genetic hearing loss associated with renal disorders -- Genetic hearing loss associated with neurologic and neuromuscular disorders -- Genetics hearing loss associated with cardiac abnormalities -- Genetic hearing loss associated with endocrine disorders -- Genetic hearing loss associated with metabolic disorders -- Integumentary disorders -- Oral and dental disorderss -- Chromosome disorders....”

Table of Contents “...Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Babies' blood: phenylketonuria and the rise of public health genetics -- Provenance and the pedigree: Victor McKusick's field work with the Pennsylvania Amish -- Squashed spiders: standardizing the human chromosomes and other unruly things -- Two peas in a pod: twin science and the rise of human behavior genetics -- Jewish genes: history, emotion, and familial dysautonomia -- Conclusions....”

Subjects “...Genetic engineering History Sources....”

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Subjects “...Genetic code Research History....”

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Subjects “...Genetics History....”

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Table of Contents “...Barker and R.H. Thomas -- Genetic correlations / A.G. Clark -- Genetic contraints on the evolution of phenotypic plasticity / S. ...”

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Table of Contents “...A brief history of animals -- The genetic toolkit for development -- Building animals -- Evolution of the toolkit -- Diversification of body plans and body parts -- Evolution of morphological novelties -- Morphological variation and species divergence -- From DNA to diversity: the primacy of regulatory evolution....”