
The Genomics Age: How DNA Technology Is Transforming the Way We Live and Who We Are
Gina SmithThe Genomics Age: How DNA Technology Is Transforming the Way We Live and Who We Are
October 31, 2004Amacom Books262 pages
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An exploration into how recent leaps in the understanding of DNA offer both scientific promises and complex ethical issues probes the fundamental questions related to advances in DNA science, covering such topics as the business of genomics, the use of DNA technology to solve crimes, investment and economic issues, and the stem cell debate.
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