Forensic DNA Analyses Made Simple: A Guide for the Curious

This book is a comprehensive guide to understanding and interpreting genetic sequencing data, providing readers with the necessary background knowledge to apply this information to real-world problems.

With a focus on practical applications, the text covers topics such as replication of genetic material, DNA structure, typing methods, and forensic applications.

The author's extensive research experience in the field of HIV and AIDS makes them uniquely qualified to provide insights into the role of ancestry, DNA, and what that means.

Whether you are a student looking to learn about DNA fingerprinting or a legal professional seeking to understand the basics of genetics, this book is an essential resource.