Title: Too simple a text
Review: I have found Genes VI, as well as previous editions, to be teeming with errors on almost every page. In addition, its index (as others have pointed out) is absolutely unhelpful because it is too general. In other words, one would have better luck finding a topic by flipping through the book than by utilizing the index. The format of the text seems elementary and Lewin does not go into much technical detail. Therefore, I think this book is most likely suited for an molecular biology course for non-science majors, or as supplemental reading in an upper level biology course.
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