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1975ref. ZB244411Plenum Press 1975. volumes 5-15 17-18 1975-1988 mostly original paper wrappers or library buckram ex library price is for the lot. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Plenum Press hardcover
1974ref. 64529Seattle WA: University of Washington Press 1974. 8vo. xxiii 1 510 pp. Photo frontisp. 25 plates & illustrations. Green textured publisher’s boards gilt lettering slight shelfwear very slight rubbing w/ d.j. wraparound cover art of DNA Molecule model by Johsel Namkung minor edgewear scuffing NF/VG copy from the library of Elof Axel Carlson 1931-2025 noted geneticist historian of science and fierce opponent of eugenics. First American edition of this “well-documented history of molecular biology” by the noted historian of science at the University of Pittsburgh who specialized in genetics and molecular biology and featuring preface by Crick Nobel Price-winning discoverer of the double-helix structure with James Watson & Maurice Wilkins. Garrison & Morton 258.9. University of Washington Press, hardcover
1965ref. 64528New York NY: Harper & Row Publishers 1965. 8vo. viii 2 165 1 pp. With tables charts diagrams. Black publisher’s cloth lettering & decoration in gilt & blue metallic ink mustard-coloured endpapers minor shelfwear slight rubbing w/ d.j. slight shelfwear still NF/NF copy signed by the author on ffep. from the library of Elof Axel Carlson 1931-2025 noted geneticist historian of science and fierce opponent of eugenics ownership marking dated Feb. 2 1966 w/ a couple pencil annotation text corrections by Carlson. First edition 2nd printing code L-P on verso Nov. 1965 of this excellent “synthesis and evaluation of events in the history of genetics. . . the author does not hesitate to draw upon his own extensive and hitherto unpublished knowledge to create something of the exciting atmosphere of the ‘fly room’ at Columbia.” Sturtevant 1891-1970 was a core member of Thomas Hunt Morgan’s research team that laid the foundations for modern genetics and in 1913 built the first genetic map of a chromosome. By 1928 he became professor of genetics at CalTech worked with Nobel Prize-winner George Beadle and later the 1965 John J. Carty Award for the Advancement of Science and the 1967 National Medal of Science. Morgan did choose in 1933 to share his Nobel Prize money with Sturtevant and Bridges. Harper & Row, Publishers, hardcover
1889ref. 64520London UK: Macmillan and Co. 1889. 8vo. ix 5 259 1 pp. plus 2 pp. publisher’s ads including the inserted unpaginated errata leaf. With diagrams text figures tables. Plum-coloured publisher’s cloth gilt lettering on spine edgewear rubbing minor soiling to covers slightly cocked still G- copy from the library of Elof Axel Carlson 1931-2025 noted geneticist historian of science and fierce opponent of eugenics and J.H. Rickes. First edition of this first major statistical and biometric study of biological variation which established foundational concepts like regression to the mean and the law of ancestral heredity that shaped quantitative genetics. Galton was a pioneer in forensic science heredity and more fields and half-cousin to Charles Darwin whose studies on inheritance of certain traits such as the hereditary nature of later served as the basis of behavioral genetics or eugenics which later was used to justify compulsory sterilization programs across the United States and by Nazi Germany for mass extermination. Garrison & Morton 233. Macmillan and Co., hardcover
1916ref. 64516Princeton NJ: Princeton University Press January 1916. Tall 8vo. ii 106 pp. Sepia-tinted photogravure frontisp. of Gregor Mendel 3 large folding diagrams text illustrations diagrams. Gray-brown softcovers title on front cover contents on back cover minor edgewear toning minor chipping head & foot of spine minor bumping to corners still a VG- copy from the libraries of Elof Axel Carlson 1931-2025 noted geneticist historian of science and fierce opponent of eugenics and his mentor Hermann J. Mueller 1890-1967 Nobel Prize-winning geneticist who first showed exposure to radiation could produce mutations in living organisms ink manuscript note in Mueller’s hand indicating he had ordered a Mendel portrait on April 3. First edition of the first issue of this groundbreaking American scientific journal on genetics which featured Calvin Bridges pioneering work on nondisjunction which offered proofs that genes reside in chromosomes which set up the nomenclature system for naming fly mutants; one of Jennings’ foundational works proving that conjugation resulted in new combinations of hereditary traits and finally Cushing’s important work on tracing kindred with symphalangism or inheritance of genetic disorder causing straight fingers from fusion of finger joints. These early papers for clinical genetics served as excellent studies for launching this key periodical which would continue to be advanced and influenced prominent American biologists and geneticists in Jennings and Morgan’s circles. Shull was a prominent early geneticist who began as a botanical investigator at the Carnegie Institution and later with Princeton from 1915 to 1942 applying the principles of Mendelian heredity in analyzing the inheritance of quantitative characters in corn and later influenced hybridization techniques in tandem with Luther Burbank. Princeton University Press, paperback
1969ref. 64531London UK: Radius Book/Hutchinson 1969. 8vo. x 2 273 1 pp. Text illustrations. Colour-illustrated softcovers minor creasing to lower corner rear cover still VG bright copy inscribed “In good friendship Lotte” to Elof Axel Carlson 1931-2025 noted geneticist historian of science and fierce opponent of eugenics. Revised edition signed of this well-written work by the pioneering Jewish German-British geneticist considered the “mother of chemical mutagenesis” who had discovered while researching mustard gas through World War II that it could induce gene mutations in fruit flies and that chemicals could alter DNA. Auerbach 1899-1994 was perhaps also best remembered for her work Genetics in the Atomic Age 1956 as well as her vociferous opposition to Nuclear weapons and Apartheid. Radius Book/Hutchinson, paperback
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ref. ria9780198783688_inpPaperback / softback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; A fresh approach to biology centred on a clear narrative active learning and confidence with quantitative concepts and scientific enquiry. Spanning the breadth of biological science and designed for flexible learning it will give you paperback
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