Discover the fascinating world of genomes and the modern technologies used to study them! Genomes 5 is a coursebook that guides you through the complex field of genomics across a range of organisms from viruses to humans.

This up-to-date and thoroughly prepared textbook offers a systematic view of genomics - it first introduces modern laboratory and analytical techniques, then the anatomy of genomes, followed by their functions, and finally genome evolution. As a result, you will gain a comprehensive overview of how genomic information is organized, how it works, and how it changes during the evolution of different species.

The book covers genomic studies of a wide spectrum of organisms including viruses, bacteria, fungi, plants, and animals, making it an invaluable resource for anyone interested in genetics, molecular biology, or biotechnology.

Why choose Genomes 5?

• Comprehensive and modern guide to genomics with clear explanations from techniques to evolution.
• Broad coverage of organisms - an overview of the genomes of viruses, bacteria, fungi, plants, and animals, including humans.
• Suitable textbook for students and professionals who want to expand their knowledge in genomics.
• Current information reflecting the latest methods and findings in genetic research.
• Text organization supports step-by-step understanding of complex processes and relationships in genomics.

Key features of the book Genomes 5

• Systematic approach to the subject: techniques → anatomy → function → evolution of genomes.
• Coverage of genomes from all major groups of organisms - viruses, bacteria, fungi, plants, animals.
• Emphasis on methodology and research approaches in genomics.
• A modern teaching resource for biology, genetics, and biotechnology.
• Also suitable for self-study thanks to its clear and accessible style.