DNA: Changing Science and Society - Rilegato

 
9780521823784: DNA: Changing Science and Society

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Eight essays on the impact of DNA on science and society by key researchers; for the general reader.

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Recensione

'DNA and molecular biology have had a deep impact on society during the last 50 years: this book provides an excellent perspective.' Francis Crick

'... will appeal to anyone involved in biochemistry and evolutionary biology from A-level upwards.' Focus

'... a diverse and enjoyable book ...'. Journal of Genetical Research

'... a diverse and enjoyable book, which I hope gets a broad readership.' William G. Hill, University of Edinburgh

'... consistently interesting and well-written book ...'. The Magazine of the Cambridge Society

'In dealing with the large number of complex situations, there is a great need for wider understanding of both the biology and ethical issues. These essays provide authoritative descriptions of their diverse subjects.' The Times Higher Education Supplement

Descrizione del libro

Eight key researchers come together to explore the impact of DNA on science and society, fifty years after Watson and Crick first revealed its double helix structure. From DNA fingerprinting to the ethical dilemmas of probing our genetic makeup, these essays are written to inform and entertain the general reader.

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