Un día de trabajo de un biólogo molecular (A Day at Work with a Molecular Biologist)

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Learning about a career as a molecular biologist is the perfect introduction to the practical applications of STEM. This career-focused book aims a microscope at molecular biology, helping readers understand DNA, genes, and the systems within a cell. Readers will also learn about advances in the field and how to work towards a job as a molecular biologist. Accessible text is paired with vivid visuals to keep readers’ interest as they learn more about this STEM topic. A graphic organizer and fun fact boxes present additional information to ensure a dynamic learning experience.

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Cantidad de páginas 24

Autor:

Alana Olsen

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Juvenil No Ficción

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