The Divine Code of Life Series
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| The Divine Code of Life - Switch on Your Genes 1 & 2 |
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| The life and philosophy of a global scientist who never ceases to be awed at the great power of nature (which he calls "something great") that enables a vast amount of genetic code to be written in an infinitesimally small space. A leading figure in cutting-edge biotechnology, author Murakami draws on the fruits of his latest research to propose that we all live with our genes "switched on, " explaining in layman's terms the mechanism of the human body that enables us to keep developing our talents, whatever age we may be. |
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The Divine Code of Life 1 |
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The Divine Code of Life 2 |
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| The Secret Code Of Life - How We Receive Important Messages in Difficult Situations |
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| The second title in the long-selling "code of life" series! Read this book and discover how life's turning points are really chances for us to discover the right answers. "What kind of choice should I make?" Whenever we are faced with a decision, it is time for us to feel the code of life within ourselves and act accordingly, thus making our lives better. The life philosophy of a world-famous biotechnologist who believes that people's attitudes have an impact on their genes, this book takes the reader through the author's personal experiences to decipher the code contained in all of us. |
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The Secret Code Of Life |
| ąThe Divine Code of Life - Switch on Your Genes 1 & 2Ł |
| ąThe Secret Code Of Life - How We Receive Important Messages in Difficult SituationsŁ |
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| Author:Kazuo Murakami, Ph.D. |
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| Professor of the Institute of Applied Biochemistry at the University of Tsukuba. Obtained a Ph.D. in Agricultural Chemistry at Kyoto University in 1963. In 1983, he drew worldwide attention by successfully decoding the gene of the enzyme "Renin" which is the hidden cause of hypertension. In 1994, he became Director of the Tsukuba Advanced Research Alliance Center at the University of Tsukuba. He won the Japan Academy Prize in 1996. |
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