by Jean de Grouchy · Martínez Roca. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788427003668
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«Nuevas fronteras de la genética» is a popular science essay by Jean de Grouchy, published by Martínez Roca in paperback, 158 pages, in Spanish.
It starts from a blue-green alga, three billion years ago, to explain how life evolved to Homo sapiens. In an accessible tone, it covers genetic heritage, genetic manipulation, and mechanisms such as DNA, protein synthesis, and gene regulation, with examples like the lac operon.
It belongs to the Microcosmo Collection (number 33) and was published in 1976. Translated from French by Jesús Villa and Ketty Zapata. Includes illustrations, indexes, and bibliography.
For readers interested in biology and the history of life, with a popularizing approach that requires no prior knowledge of genetics.
