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“Decoding Plant Genomes” book
"Decoding Plant Genomes" is a book written and illustrated by Lynn Fellman
"Decoding Plant Genomes" is a book written and illustrated by Lynn Fellman
"Decoding Plant Genomes" is a book written and illustrated by Lynn Fellman
"Decoding Plant Genomes" is a book written and illustrated by Lynn Fellman
"Decoding Plant Genomes" is a book written and illustrated by Lynn Fellman
"Decoding Plant Genomes" is a book written and illustrated by Lynn Fellman
"Decoding Plant Genomes" is a book written and illustrated by Lynn Fellman
"Decoding Plant Genomes" is a book written and illustrated by Lynn Fellman
"Decoding Plant Genomes" is a book written and illustrated by Lynn Fellman
"Decoding Plant Genomes" is a book written and illustrated by Lynn Fellman
"Decoding Plant Genomes" is a book written and illustrated by Lynn Fellman
“Decoding Plant Genomes” book

Artist, the character in the story, narrates my experience at CSHL as the Celia & Wally Gilbert Artist-in-Residence. I received the award for my proposal to interview the Lab’s plant biologists and make this book about their research.

Details: 40 pages of white, heavyweight (100 lb. cover weight) uncoated paper with coil binding. If you like to color, the paper is suitable for pencils, pastels, markers, and watercolors.

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Size: 8.5 x 11 inch | 40 pages
Publisher: Fellman Studio Inc.
ISBN: 978-1-7323953-2-9

$22.00

The climate is raging.

Too much rain or not enough, fiery hot then furiously cold, our planet is struggling. Especially plants, and we depend on them for food. Are there humans acting fast to help plants adapt?

Meet the Cold Spring Harbor Lab (CSHL) plant biologists working at top speed—decoding and editing plant genomes to withstand climate change.

What is decoding? (Hint: sequencing and analyzing DNA data). How do scientists engineer genomes? (Hint: with gene editing tools like CRISPR). Are you curious to know more and learn what you can do?

Scientists can’t save the plants alone. We need to be part of the solution by becoming genome-literate citizens. Follow a person named Artist (and author Lynn Fellman) on this true-story adventure, and you’ll be a powerful genome-literate citizen for a sustainable future.

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