A belief long standing among geneticists (and one that has acquired greater currency in recent years for the public at large) is that genes are the primary agents of life: they are the fundamental units of biological analysis; they cause the development of biological traits; and the ultimate goal of biological science is the understanding of how they act.
An edition of Refiguring Life
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Refiguring life
metaphors of twentieth-century biology
by Evelyn Fox Keller
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