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Concepts of Genetics, Global Edition, 13th edition
Published by Pearson (9 March 2026) © 2027
- William S Klug The College of New Jersey
- Michael A Palladino Stockton University
- Darrell Killian Colorado College
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Concepts of Genetics helps you understand the core concepts of genetics while exploring modern techniques and applications of genetic analysis. It offers digestible explanations of complex, analytical topics and focuses on helping you become an effective problem solver.
The 13th Edition has been updated to cover cutting-edge genetics content such as the first-ever gene therapy using genome-editing technology, the use of artificial intelligence in bioinformatical analysis, advances in the field of synthetic biology, and the latest research on human genomic diversity. It includes a new Special Topics Chapter on genetic testing, refined coverage on biological sex and gender identity, enhanced coverage on gene-edited food, and significant updates on genetic techniques and genomic analyses. A new Extra Spicy Question appears in each chapter to bolster the emphasis on problem solving. Additionally, significant revisions embrace diversity and inclusivity.
