Mutation, by Robin Cook
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Type: Hardcover
Condition: Used, Great. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact. Light rubbing wear on the cover and spine. No folded pages, no notes, no underlines or markings on the pages.
Details: Mutation, by Robin Cook
ISBN:
Pages: 501
Published: 1989
When ob/gyn and biomolecular researcher Dr. Victor
Frank learns of his wife's infertility, he initiates a bold-
and dangerous--experiment, adapting the methods of
animal husbandry and molecular genetics to human re-
production. Fusing his wife's egg and his own sperm, he
sets in motion the production of a superior being, his child.
The result of this experiment, a son, VJ, is born to
a surrogate mother and legally adopted by the Franks.
To their delight, their son is physically perfect and, by the
age of three, displays the complex problem-solving
abilities of a prodigy. Victor Frank is a happy man.
Type: Hardcover
Condition: Used, Great. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact. Light rubbing wear on the cover and spine. No folded pages, no notes, no underlines or markings on the pages.
Details: Mutation, by Robin Cook
ISBN:
Pages: 501
Published: 1989
When ob/gyn and biomolecular researcher Dr. Victor
Frank learns of his wife's infertility, he initiates a bold-
and dangerous--experiment, adapting the methods of
animal husbandry and molecular genetics to human re-
production. Fusing his wife's egg and his own sperm, he
sets in motion the production of a superior being, his child.
The result of this experiment, a son, VJ, is born to
a surrogate mother and legally adopted by the Franks.
To their delight, their son is physically perfect and, by the
age of three, displays the complex problem-solving
abilities of a prodigy. Victor Frank is a happy man.
Type: Hardcover
Condition: Used, Great. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact. Light rubbing wear on the cover and spine. No folded pages, no notes, no underlines or markings on the pages.
Details: Mutation, by Robin Cook
ISBN:
Pages: 501
Published: 1989
When ob/gyn and biomolecular researcher Dr. Victor
Frank learns of his wife's infertility, he initiates a bold-
and dangerous--experiment, adapting the methods of
animal husbandry and molecular genetics to human re-
production. Fusing his wife's egg and his own sperm, he
sets in motion the production of a superior being, his child.
The result of this experiment, a son, VJ, is born to
a surrogate mother and legally adopted by the Franks.
To their delight, their son is physically perfect and, by the
age of three, displays the complex problem-solving
abilities of a prodigy. Victor Frank is a happy man.
