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Summary: Overall, the volume starts in a very logical fash-
ion but then descends in a more fractured body of
work where the connection among articles is dif-
ficult to ascertain. Thus, the papers become self-
contained with a lack of continuity not unusual for
a collection of short review articles/brief reports.
However, most of them are interesting and well
written. There are some excellent summaries that
would be of value to both novices in the hemato-
poiesis field as well as hematopoietic stem cell
aficionados.
Daniel Thomas and Angel Lopez, Human Im-
munology, Hanson Institute, Institute of Medical &
Veterinary Science, Adelaide, South Australia, Austra-
lia
GENETICS
Genetics 101. Science 101.
By Michael Windelspecht. Westport (Connecticut):
Greenwood Press. $49.95. xvi 195 p.; ill.; index.
ISBN: 978-0-313-33381-1. 2007.
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