Gene Hunter: The Story of Neuropsychologist Nancy Wexler

This copy is an ex-library edition with typical library markings and labels. The cover shows some wear consistent with library circulation. There is no dust jacket present, and the binding remains intact. Overall, the book is in good condition for an ex-library copy, with no significant damage to the pages.

"Gene Hunter: The Story of Neuropsychologist Nancy Wexler" by Adele Glimm, published by Franklin Watts and Joseph Henry Press in 2005, offers an insightful look into the life and work of Nancy Wexler, a prominent figure in neuropsychology. This edition, printed in Washington, D.C., is part of the "Women's Adventures in Science" series, aimed at juvenile readers. The book explores Wexler's groundbreaking research on Huntington's disease, making it a significant educational resource. The ISBN for the library binding is 0-531-16778-X, with a trade paperback option available under ISBN 0-309-09558-1. This copy, marked as an ex-library book, shows typical library use signs but remains a valuable addition for those interested in science biographies. Notably, this edition is not a first edition, as indicated by the number line. The book's focus on genetics and neuropsychology, combined with its juvenile literature classification, makes it a unique educational tool.