This book recounts the historical breakthroughs that paved the way for the Human Genome Project, starting from the discovery of DNA's structure. It also tackles the ethical and social implications of genetic research, such as privacy concerns and the responsible use of genetic information.
The text is structured logically, beginning with the basic principles of genetics and molecular biology, then moves to the goals, methods, and key findings of the Human Genome Project, and concludes with future directions in genomics research. By presenting a balanced view of the promises and perils of genetic research, "The Human Genome" encourages critical thinking about biotechnology's future impact on society. It bridges genetics with medicine, bioethics, and computer science, demonstrating how these fields contribute to understanding the human genome, making it valuable for anyone interested in science, healthcare, or policy.
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