The book Nucleic Acids from A to Z by Bettina Appel and Sabina Muller is a unique and comprehensive guide that immerses the reader in the world of molecular biology, revealing all the subtleties and nuances associated with nucleic acids. This work, translated from English and supplemented by the editorial staff of well-known scientists, such as A. A. Bystritsky and E. G. Grigorieva is not just a textbook, but a real encyclopedia that will be useful to both students and experienced researchers. The book covers a wide range of topics related to nucleic acids - from their structure and function to research methods and applications in biotechnology. The authors have carefully worked out the material to make it accessible and understandable to readers with different levels of training. In each section you will find not only theoretical foundations, but also practical examples, which makes the study more exciting and effective. If you are a student studying biology, biochemistry or molecular genetics, this book will become an indispensable assistant for you. It will help you better understand complex concepts, as well as prepare for exams and research. For professionals in the field of biology and medicine, Nucleic Acids from A to Z will offer a fresh look at familiar things and open new horizons in understanding the molecular mechanisms of life. Topics raised in the book range from the basic structure of DNA and RNA to their role in cellular processes such as replication, transcription, and translation. The authors also consider modern methods of nucleic acid analysis, including sequencing and cloning, which makes the book relevant for those interested in the latest advances in genetics and biotechnology. An important aspect is the discussion of the use of nucleic acids in medicine, including gene therapy and diagnosis of diseases, which emphasizes the importance of this topic in the modern world. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and logical presentation, which makes it easy to assimilate even the most complex concepts. Bettina Appel and Sabina Mller are experienced scientists who know how to pass on their knowledge to readers. Their previous work has also received recognition in the scientific community, and “Nucleic acids from A to Z” will not be an exception. For those who are looking for similar books, you can pay attention to Bruce Albert's "Molecular Biology of the Cell" or James Watson's "Genetics" . These works also immerse the reader in the world of molecular biology, but each of them offers its own unique approach to the study of the topic. In conclusion, Nucleic Acids from A to Z is not just a book, but a whole world in which everyone who is interested in life at the molecular level should immerse themselves. It will become a reliable companion on the way to understanding complex biological processes and will open new horizons for your scientific and educational growth. Do not miss the opportunity to expand your knowledge and delve into the fascinating world of nucleic acids!