How to Clone the Perfect Blonde
Sue Nelson and Richard Hollingham
Sue Nelson and Richard Hollingham shows how cutting-edge science will eventually make our wildest dreams come true.
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- 2004
- ISBN-13
- 9781594740091
- Genre
- Science & Technology
- Topics
- CloningScientific innovationFuture technology
Awards
- Royal Society Science Book PrizeShortlisted(2004)
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