Where the truth lies: Franz Moewus and the origins of molecular biology

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Philosophy and History of Science History of Science and Medicine Twentieth Century Scientific Developments

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1. Is science fiction? 2. Founding father fables: myth making in the history of genetics 3. Sex and the simple organism: the 'real' origin of molecular genetics? 4. Too good to be true and too true to be dismissed 5. Mendel revisited: are all genetic reports faked? 6. War crimes: gossip about Moewus and the failure of replication 7. Fostering a new generation of geneticists 8. Raising the stakes: a Nobel Prize for Moewus? 9. Big biology and the politics of the Rockefeller Foundation 10. Great expectations: Moewus abroad 11. The Woods Hole trials.

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