Reviews for Experimental Leukemia: History, Biology and Genetics

The average rating for Experimental Leukemia: History, Biology and Genetics based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-11-23 00:00:00 Anthony Juliani Science and I are mortal enemies. However, I was flabbergasted by how much I learned from The Complete Idiot’s Guide to College Biology by Emily Jane Willingham Ph.D. It was very informative about biology and even had bits of humor throughout. This is an excellent book to read before taking a biology class. There are many scientific topics covered throughout this book. It documents the history of earth and origins of life on earth. It also details how scientists study life. The book also includes many sections on plants and animals. It gives a basic overview of life and the make-up and function of life. The author also provides information about cells and how cells work and communicate. The concepts explained in this book are simple and easy to understand. The writing style was conversational and appealed to a person who does not enjoy science. My favorite sections were on the origins of life on earth and history of life on earth. The author does not favor one particular theory but says they all have merit. One of my favorite facts I learned was that sponges were the first form of life on earth. I will read other books by The Complete Idiot’s Guide series. I would recommend The Complete Idiot’s Guide to College Biology to anyone who would like to read about biology or prepare for a biology class.

Review # 2 was written on 2012-03-27 00:00:00 Karen Stolfo I'M SO FREAKING EXCITED ABOUT READING THIS BOOK IT'S NOT EVEN FUNNY