Summary:
The book delves into the complexities of genetics, exploring how genes are expressed and regulated within the body. It uses accessible language and engaging anecdotes to explain the latest scientific discoveries about DNA and the intricate mechanisms that determine how living organisms are built and function.
Key points:
1. Genetic Complexity: Arney explains that genes work in complex networks, not just one-to-one with proteins. Gene expression is affected by other genes, the environment, and chance.
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