I disagree with them El Guero. I have studied genetics and find it fascinating. I also find it points back to distinct kinds.
There are some books which are very good. First of all, get any standard genetics college text. Evolutionary or not, you will get some basic facts about genes, chromosomes, etc.
Then there are three books I would highly recommend, and one is by a staunch evolutionist:
The Way of the Cell, by Franklin M. Harold (the evolutionist), available here:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/0195163389/?tag=baptis04-20
This book basically admits that cells only come from cells. His dead ends, which he admits on a series of things, lead directly back to special creation although I think he would rather die than admit that. But the book is brutally honest about a number of things which are not helpful to evolution at all. Franklin is Emeritus Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Colorado State University.
The Biotic Message, by Walter J. ReMine, available here:
http://www1.minn.net/~science/
This book is widely panned by evolutionists. Nevertheless it is meticulously researched and referenced. I recommend it highly.
Genetic Entropy and the Mystery of the Genome, by John Sanford, available here:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/1599190028/?tag=baptis04-20
I loaned out my copy and it hasn't been 'loaned back' yet, but it is an incredible book, detailing many of the problems with evolution in genetics, by a professional geneticist who has been working in the field for years. He used to be an evolutionist, so his material is very interesting as a result.
Other than that, if you have any specific questions, there are a few people on here who probably can fight about the responses...:laugh: