2 edition of Human biochemical genetics. found in the catalog.
Human biochemical genetics.
Harry Harris
Published
1959 by Cambridge University Press in Cambridge .
Written in
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| Pagination | 310p.,ill.,23cm |
| Number of Pages | 310 |
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| Open Library | OL19410485M |
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Principles of human biochemical genetics. Amsterdam: North-Holland Pub. This work and others was included in his first book, An Introduction to Human Biochemical Genetics (). At the same time he was promoted to the position of senior lecturer and became a reader in Biochemical Genetics in During that time Harris began two new major lines of Alma mater: Manchester Grammar School.
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