@article {692923,
	title = {Encyclopedia of Biotechnology: Changing Life Through Science},
	year = {2007},
	abstract = {
	At the core of the advances in biotechnology lies the science of molecular biology and genetics. Because theEncyclopedia of Biotechnology: Changing Life Through Science is designed for younger students and general readers, the editors have attempted to include simple explanations of sometimes advanced scientific principles. Despite the complexities of genetics, along with the fast pace of research and innovation, every effort has been made to set forth entries in everyday language and to provide generous explanations of the most important terms used by professional scientists.



	Written by experts, teachers, and expert writers in fields of physics, molecular biology, genetics, and microbiology, every effort has been taken to explain scientific concepts clearly and simply, without sacrificing fundamental accuracy. The articles in the book are meant to be understandable by anyone with a curiosity about biotechnology. (more)\&nbsp;K. Lee Lerner \&amp;\&nbsp;Brenda Wilmoth Lerner, editors. Cairo, Egypt and\&nbsp;London, U.K.\&nbsp;October, 2006

},
	url = {https://harvard.academia.edu/KLeeLerner},
	editor = {K.Lee Lerner and BrendaWilmoth Lerner}
}
