Includes bibliographical references (p. 47) and index.
Contents:
Case for DNA fingerprinting -- Putting a hand through the gate -- Medical school and an unhappy doctor -- Hoagland laboratory -- Pulling the bolt -- Transforming principle -- Disappointment deluxe -- After Avery's discovery.
Summary:
A biography of the Canadian-born bacteriologist whose research on pneumonia and other bacteria led to a new understanding of DNA which, in turn, led to DNA fingerprinting in criminal investigation, paternity testing, and genetic engineering for medical purposes.
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