DNA

Co-discoverer of the DNA double helix, James D. Watson presents a fascinating and accessible account of the science of genetics in DNA: The Secret of Life. Covering the groundbreaking discoveries that revolutionized biology, Watson explains how DNA shapes our bodies, influences diseases, and even affects our behavior. He also explores the ethical dilemmas of genetic engineering, cloning, and the potential future of DNA research. Blending history, personal insights, and cutting-edge science, this book provides a compelling look at one of the most significant discoveries in human history.

Why read this book?

• A clear and engaging introduction to the science of DNA and genetics.

• Explores the past, present, and future implications of genetic research.

• Written by one of the key figures in the discovery of DNA’s structure.

• Discusses ethical dilemmas surrounding genetic engineering and biotechnology.

About the Author

James D. Watson is a molecular biologist, geneticist, and co-winner of the 1962 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his role in discovering the structure of DNA. He has written extensively on genetics and scientific discovery, shaping public understanding of the field.