Мэтт Ридли - Геном: автобиография вида в 23 главах
- Название:Геном: автобиография вида в 23 главах
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- Издательство:Эксмо
- Год:2008
- Город:Москва
- ISBN:978-5-699-30682-4
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Мэтт Ридли - Геном: автобиография вида в 23 главах краткое содержание
Генетика развивается столь стремительно, что уследить за тем, как изменяются наши представления о фундаментальных основах жизни и наследственности, не успевает не только широкая публика, но и специалисты. Это порождает массу слухов и домыслов о страшных мутантах, которых коварные ученые штампуют в своих лабораториях, тогда как поразительные открытия новых методов диагностики и лечения генетических заболеваний, включая рак, остаются незамеченными или непонятыми. Книга Мэтта Ридли очень актуальна. Просто и доступно автор представил историю генетики от первых догадок до ошеломляющего прорыва, начавшегося с открытия структуры ДНК Уотсоном и Криком.
На английском языке книга вышла в свет в конце 1999 года, в канун нового тысячелетия. Но эта книга по-прежнему занимает топовые позиции в рейтингах продаж по всему миру. В ней есть то, что не устаревает: дух научных открытий и история генетики, представленная со всем драматизмом споров, дискуссий, озарений одних ученых и черной завистью других.
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