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From a 19th-century monk counting peas to a CRISPR pipette in a high school lab. The story of how a four-letter alphabet runs every life on Earth.

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From a 19th-century monk counting peas to a CRISPR pipette in a high school lab. The story of how a four-letter alphabet runs every life on Earth. Key sections include: Gen e tics.; One monk . Eight years. 28,000 peas.; The double helix.; How a gene becomes a protein.; Sixty-four codons, twenty amino acids.; 46 bundles. 3.2 Gb of DNA.; What's in the genome.; Above the genes.; Errors are the engine.; Who built the field..

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  1. 01Gen e tics.
  2. 02One monk . Eight years. 28,000 peas.
  3. 03The double helix.
  4. 04How a gene becomes a protein.
  5. 05Sixty-four codons, twenty amino acids.
  6. 0646 bundles. 3.2 Gb of DNA.
  7. 07What's in the genome.
  8. 08Above the genes.
  9. 09Errors are the engine.
  10. 10Who built the field.
  11. 11From peas to gene drives.
  12. 12CRISPR -Cas9.
  13. 13What breaks.
  14. 14What we should do.
  15. 15What's next.
  16. 16Still open.
  17. 17Watch & read.
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