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“These new accounts of various genome projects, based on new interviews and archival work, should stand in their own right as important contributions to the history of sequencing. García-Sancho and Lowe frame these stories as contributions to an explicitly revisionist history of genomics. … the book’s revisionist argument hinges on an expansive definition of genomics that seeks to include a wide range of practices related to medicine and agriculture.” (Hallam Stevens, Journal of the History of Biology, Vol. 57 (1), 2024)

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Miguel García-Sancho is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh in the UK. He led the project ‘TRANSGENE: Medical Translation in the History of Modern Genomics’, with funding from the European Research Council. James Lowe is a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Edinburgh in the UK. He is a historian and philosopher of biology who worked on the European Research Council-funded project ‘TRANSGENE: Medical Translation in the History of Modern Genomics’.

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