Expressing the Nature and Meaning of DNA: Six Books for Teachers and Students

Zygon 35 (1):181-187 (2000)
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Abstract

DNA is an important agent not only in chemistry and biology but also in technology and modern culture. A number of books approach the double helix from different angles. These perspectives include (1) the science of DNA and genetics; (2) genetic engineering; (3) the ethics of manipulating genetic material; and (4) DNA in culture and religion. Various views of DNAprovide insights into human nature beyond its molecular composition.

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