The Century of the Gene
by Keller
Examines the gene's central role in twentieth-century biology, tracing the evolution of heredity concepts and their broader scientific and societal influence.
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The Century of the Gene explores the central role the gene has played in biological thought throughout the twentieth century.
It examines how scientific concepts of heredity have evolved and the influence these ideas have had on research and society.
The work considers both the achievements and the conceptual limitations associated with gene-centered approaches in biology.
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