Арман Мари Леруа - Мутанты. О генетической изменчивости и человеческом теле.

• Название: Мутанты. О генетической изменчивости и человеческом теле.
• Автор: Арман Мари Леруа
• Издательство: ООО "Издательство Астрель"
• Жанр: Биология
• Год: 2009
• ISBN: 978-5-271-24665-4

Для того, чтобы посмотреть, как развивается зародыш, Клеопатра приказывала вспарывать животы беременным рабыням. Сегодня мы знаем о механизмах, которые заставляют одну-единственную клетку превращаться сначала в эмбрион, после – в ребенка, а затем и во взрослого человека, несравненно больше, чем во времена жестокой египтянки, однако многие вопросы по-прежнему остаются без ответов. Один из основных методов исследовать пути формирования человеческого тела – это проследить за возникающими в этом процессе сбоями или, как говорят ученые, мутациями. Именно об этих "неполадках", приводящих к появлению сиамских близнецов, двухголовых ягнят и прочих мутантов, рассказывает в своей увлекательной и порой шокирующей книге британский биолог Арман Мари Леруа.

Используя истории знаменитых "уродцев" в качестве отправной точки для своих рассуждений, автор подводит читателя к пониманию сложных законов, позволяющих человеческим телу на протяжении многих поколений сохранять относительную стабильность, оставаясь при этом поразительно многообразным.

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ISBN 978-5-271-24665-4 (ООО "Издательство Астрель")

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