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My DNA Diary: Sickle Cell Anaemia - Educational Genetics Book for Ages 9-12
This educational book introduces children to the complex world of genetics through the story of Alina and the Dinky Amigos. Designed specifically for 9-12 year-olds, it transforms difficult scientific concepts into accessible, engaging content that builds foundational understanding of DNA, genes, and inherited diseases.
Understanding Sickle Cell Anaemia Through Narrative
Have you heard of DNA? It is more than just a double helix. It affects how you live, what you look like and sometimes how ill you could be.
Alina is part of your DNA. Along with Tristan, Gina, Crispin and billions of cousin she will show you just how important DNA is and exactly how it works.
Affecting millions, Sickle Cell Anaemia is an inherited disease. It's biology is a demonstration of how oxygen gets circulated through the body and the disease an illustration of how a small change to your DNA can have massive health consequences.
Comprehensive Biology Topics Covered
This non-fiction narrative provides a gentle introduction to multiple interconnected biological concepts including genes, chromosomes, inheritance patterns, oxygen transport mechanisms, and sickle cell anaemia. The book serves as both an individual reading experience and a valuable classroom resource for middle grade students beginning their journey into human biology and medical science.
The Dinky Amigos Approach to Genetics Education
Set to turn medicine on its head, genetics is the study of DNA, genes and chromosomes. Together Alina and her friends make up the Dinky Amigos and a child friendly introduction to this subject and how it works.
A gentle introduction to genes, chromosomes, inheritance, oxygen transport and sickle cell anaemia for 9-12 year-olds, this non-fiction narrative will open up the world of biology and enhance their understanding for the future.
Perfect for STEM Education and Health Awareness
This paperback book functions as an essential tool for introducing genetic disorders and health education in an age-appropriate manner. It bridges the gap between complex scientific information and young learners' comprehension levels, making it an ideal gift for students interested in science, medicine, or biology.
About the Author
Mullan, Lisa: - Lisa Mullan holds a PhD in Biochemistry from the University of Edinburgh and worked at a Scientific Trainer at the time of the Human Genome Project and in the wake of it. DNA will shape our future world and Lisa wants to offer all children the tools to join in. She has two daughters herself and lives in South West England with them and her husband.
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