DNA, the carrier of genetic information, underpins molecular biology by serving as the template for replication, transcription, and translation. This book examines DNA’s double-helical structure, its role in cellular processes, and its applications in biotechnology and medicine. Topics include DNA repair, genetic mutations, and advancements in DNA-based technologies, making it a vital resource for understanding molecular biology.
Grace King is a molecular biologist specializing in the structure and function of DNA. Her research explores how DNA’s architecture influences its role in cellular processes. Grace has written extensively on molecular biology and edited influential textbooks in the field. Her work focuses on DNA repair mechanisms, replication, and gene expression. Grace’s research plays a pivotal role in understanding genetic disorders and advancing genetic therapies.