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Jennifer A. Doudna
ISBN 9781784702762
Rs. 960
Oneworld Publications
A Crack in Creation
Who it's for: Readers interested in genetics, biotechnology, and science ethics
Nobel laureate Jennifer Doudna, co-inventor of CRISPR, and Samuel H. Sternberg delve into the revolutionary gene-editing technology transforming biology and medicine. This book offers a foundational explanation of CRISPR's capabilities, its profound implications for altering life, and the complex ethical considerations society faces as we gain the power to control evolution.Why You Should Read? Understand the science and potential of CRISPR directly from its co-creator. Explore the ethical debates and societal responsibilities linked to genetic manipulation. Grasp how gene-editing technology is poised to reshape human health and the natural world. Consider the urgent questions about humanity's future in an era of controlled evolution.
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- Written by CRISPR co-inventor Jennifer Doudna and Samuel Sternberg
- Explains CRISPR's capabilities and its impact on biology and medicine
- Explores ethical considerations and societal responsibilities
- Discusses implications for altering life and controlling evolution
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Who are the authors?
The book is written by Jennifer A. Doudna, a Nobel laureate and co-inventor of CRISPR, and Samuel H. Sternberg.
What is the main topic?
It covers CRISPR gene-editing technology, its scientific foundations, and its implications for altering life.
Does the book discuss ethical issues?
Yes, it explores complex ethical considerations and societal responsibilities related to genetic manipulation.
Is this book suitable for non-scientists?
It offers a foundational explanation of CRISPR, making it accessible to general readers interested in science.