Genetic Engineering

Genetic Engineering provides a clear and comprehensive introduction to one of the most transformative fields in modern science. From altering genetic sequences to developing disease-resistant crops and life-saving therapies, genetic engineering is reshaping agriculture, medicine, and environmental sustainability.

This textbook guides readers through the core principles of gene modification, from DNA structure and inheritance to recombinant DNA technology and gene mapping. It explores how genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are created and regulated, while addressing ethical concerns and public perception. The book also covers advanced topics such as RNA splicing, protein synthesis, gene therapy, and modern applications of genomics.

Written in an accessible tone for students and newcomers to the field, each chapter includes exercises and real-world examples to support learning. With a focus on both foundational knowledge and cutting-edge developments, this book is ideal for students in biotechnology, life sciences, and agricultural studies.

Whether you’re exploring the science behind GM crops or the promise of genetic medicine, Genetic Engineering equips you with the tools to understand, analyze, and engage with this evolving discipline. It is a valuable resource for building both scientific understanding and thoughtful insight into the future of genetic innovation.