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Topics in "An Introduction to Genetics for Kids"
why do you look like your parents?
What are genes, DNA, And chromosomes?
What are genes, DNA, And chromosomes?
What are genes, DNA, And chromosomes?
What are genes, DNA, And chromosomes?
What are genes, DNA, And chromosomes?
How are genes inherited?
What are genes, DNA, And chromosomes?
How are genes inherited?
HOW AND WHY DO WE TEST OUR GENES?
How and why do scientists edit genes?
How and why do scientists edit genes?
How and why do scientists edit genes?
How and why do scientists edit genes?
How and why do scientists edit genes?
How and why do scientists edit genes?
Author and Illustrator Jane Zebrack was a high school senior in Reno, Nevada when she published her book. Jane has always been fascinated with the study of genetics and how the use of gene editing can help those affected by medical conditions. A 2023 graduate of Duke University, she hopes to continue to make an impact in the fields of genetics and neuroscience.
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An Introduction to Genetics for Kids presents the study of genetics in a fun and engaging way by encouraging active discussion and practice of critical thinking skills.
Author and illustrator Jane Zebrack wishes to raise awareness of genetic diseases and instill in children a passion for learning about genetics and science.
This book is geared toward students grades 5-8 who desire to learn more about genetics and how genetics research and advances impact our world.
All profits from this book are donated to Shriners Hospitals for Children®.
Book Awards
In 2022, An Introduction to Genetics for Kids was selected by SCI Journal as a top 5 "Must-Read" Genetics Book!
https://www.scijournal.org/articles/biochemistry-genetics-and-molecular-biology-books
Why is Learning About Genetics Important?
Genetics is a very exciting field of research, and new discoveries are being made every day.
Innovations in gene testing, genetic engineering, and gene editing are transforming science and medicine and will continue to change society.
Learning about the foundations of genetics helps us to better understand these new advances and allows us to think about new ways to use genetics.
How to Make a Difference
Support the Shriners Hospitals for Children®.
The Shriners Hospitals for Children is a non-profit organization of 22 medical facilities across the United States. Shriners specializes in pediatric orthopedic conditions (such as scoliosis, club foot, and hip dysplasia), neurological disorders (such as spinal cord injuries and cerebral palsy), and burn injuries. Jane was a patient at Shriners Hospital and is thankful for the wonderful care she received. Please consider supporting this important organization that provides medical care to children regardless of their family's ability to pay.
Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators
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Jane is a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. To join or find out more about this great organization, visit their website.