dna

A book about depictions of genetic engineering in science fiction as well as examples of and possibilities for genetic engineering in the real world.

This title examines the history of Bigfoot reports, the tools and technology used by researchers, and considers whether or not Bigfoot exists.

Explains the theory of evolution, describing how animal species are believed to have developed from early bacteria, discussing the concept of adaptation and survival, and examining the structure of DNA.

Readers will learn about the nature of Jefferson's connection to someone who was legally his property, and about his descendants, both black and white.

Explores how DNA and RNA work together to design specific hereditary traits in individual humans, animals, and plants on our planet.

Informative text gives readers an understanding of DNA and how forensic analysts can examine criminal evidence and create a genetic chain that leads to the perpetrator.

Introduce students to the real-life science behind their favorite fictional detectives. Dramatic true crime stories solved using trace evidence inspire readers to learn about the exciting field of forensic science.

This book examines all aspects of fingerprints and their use in forensic analysis.

"Forensic scientists study crime scenes, examine evidence, and invent new ways to solve crimes ... [This book] examines the history of this field, what forensic scientists do today, and what's next for this branch of science"--Provided by publisher.

Readers learn both how ballistics research is performed and how law enforcement officials use these findings to solve crimes.