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The French School of Genetics: From Physiological and Population Genetics to Regulatory Molecular Genetics
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▪ Abstract French genetics had unusual beginnings. There are clear indications that the French biological establishment resisted Mendelian genetics strenuously from about 1910 to 1940. From about 1930 to 1950 several unconventional research programs with a strongly physiological orientation paved the way for the full entrance of French biology into genetics after World War II. This review examines some salient features of this history to clarify the strengths, weaknesses, and distinctive features of French genetics until about 1965. We suggest that after that date French genetics slowly merged into the international mainstream as genetics has become a largely molecular discipline.
Title: The French School of Genetics: From Physiological and Population Genetics to Regulatory Molecular Genetics
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▪ Abstract French genetics had unusual beginnings.
There are clear indications that the French biological establishment resisted Mendelian genetics strenuously from about 1910 to 1940.
From about 1930 to 1950 several unconventional research programs with a strongly physiological orientation paved the way for the full entrance of French biology into genetics after World War II.
This review examines some salient features of this history to clarify the strengths, weaknesses, and distinctive features of French genetics until about 1965.
We suggest that after that date French genetics slowly merged into the international mainstream as genetics has become a largely molecular discipline.
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