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Replacing page with 'Work done by American geneticist Barbara McClintock showed that genes could jump between DNA strands. Biologists can now transferRANDOM VADALI$ING NESS'
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→Controversy: The Nazis gave eugenics a bad name
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The shadow of eugenics hangs over today's debates about genetic engineering and enhancement
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genes that stop deep-water fish from freezing in the Antarctic can now be put into a tomato, to make it resistant to frost?
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