Beyond the Gene: Cytoplasmic Inheritance and the Struggle for Authority in Genetics.

Lois N. Magner · Jan Sapp

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Defining the organism Constructing heredity Challenging the nuclear monopoly of the cell in Germany T.M. Sonneborn: Making plasmagenes in America Boris Ephrussi and the birth of genetics in France The cold war in genetics Problems with 'master molecules' Patterns of power Bibliography Index.

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