The Smithsonian Book of InventionTraces the history and development of invention and technology from prehistoric times to the present and examines the impact of technology and industry on civilization. |
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Page 151
... technique was developed in 1973 by a team of four scientists : Stanley N. Cohen and Annie C. Y. Chang of Stanford University and Her- bert W. Boyer and Robert B. Helling of the University of California , San Francisco ( Helling is now ...
... technique was developed in 1973 by a team of four scientists : Stanley N. Cohen and Annie C. Y. Chang of Stanford University and Her- bert W. Boyer and Robert B. Helling of the University of California , San Francisco ( Helling is now ...
Page 153
... techniques may not be as treacherous as Dr. Char- gaff fears . After all , we are a long way from knowing how to assemble genes so as to create a viable organ- In a recombinant DNA laboratory , a technician adds a drop containing ...
... techniques may not be as treacherous as Dr. Char- gaff fears . After all , we are a long way from knowing how to assemble genes so as to create a viable organ- In a recombinant DNA laboratory , a technician adds a drop containing ...
Page 190
... techniques for themselves . Often the amateurs acted as an interface between the professional technologists in the industrial laboratories and the consuming public . Many young people were exposed to science by such activities and ...
... techniques for themselves . Often the amateurs acted as an interface between the professional technologists in the industrial laboratories and the consuming public . Many young people were exposed to science by such activities and ...
Contents
Introduction | 13 |
The American Genius | 22 |
A Repository of Innovation | 32 |
Copyright | |
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