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Acknowledgements

The creation of a project of this scope is never solely the ∙ Howard Ochman, University of Texas at Austin
work of the authors. We are grateful to our colleagues who ∙ Kristin Patterson, University of Texas at Austin
answered our numerous questions, or took the time to share ∙ Inder Saxena, University of Texas at Austin
with us their suggestions for improvement of the previous Janice Fischer and Michael Goldberg would also like to
edition. Their willingness to share their expertise and ex- thank their Genetics students at The University of Texas at
pectations was a tremendous help to us.
Austin and Cornell University for their amazing questions.
∙ Charles Aquadro, Cornell University Many of their ideas have influenced the 6th edition.
∙ Daniel Barbash, Cornell University A special thank-you to Kevin Campbell for his extensive
∙ Johann Eberhart, University of Texas at Austin feedback on this sixth edition. We would also like to thank
∙ Tom Fox, Cornell University the highly skilled publishing professionals at McGraw-Hill
∙ Kathy Gardner, University of Pittsburgh who guided the development and production of the sixth
∙ Larry Gilbert, University of Texas at Austin edition of Genetics: From Genes to Genomes: Justin Wyatt
∙ Nancy Hollingsworth, Stony Brook University and Michelle Vogler for their support; Mandy Clark for her
∙ Mark Kirkpatrick, University of Texas at Austin organizational skills and tireless work to tie up all loose
∙ Alan Lloyd, University of Texas at Austin ends; and Vicki Krug and the entire production team for
∙ Paul Macdonald, University of Texas at Austin their careful attention to detail and ability to move the
∙ Kyle Miller, University of Texas at Austin schedule along.
∙ Debra Nero, Cornell University

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