Siddhartha Mukherjee, "The Gene"
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2016
- Mukherjee charts the questions, discoveries, and mysteries that led to the formulation of modern genetics, and he offers a variety of ways our insight into heredity and our ability to read genetic codes will influence our future. Unfolding his own double helix, Mukherjee keeps in perspective both laboratory science and how its discoveries play out in the real world, reminding us of all the individual lives bound up in humanity’s fate.
Mukherjee is
in conversation with Judy Woodruff.
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As a premedical student I admire him very much. His intelligence in the biomedical sciences coupled with his brilliant writing skills makes him a very rare personality. Its hard for me to stop reading his books but I also have to study for my classes too!!
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love listening to him!
As a Clinical Psychologist and Anatomist, I found Siddhartha Mukherjee and his studies and the book overly fascinating... Thank You
Sidharth sir thanks for wonderful book
I Started reading this book .
The cancer book was engrossing and now this book has got me captivated. Cannot wait for his next book
I love this book and I love Judy
Fascinating
Siddharth Mukherjee is a scientist working on gene related facts which are yet to be known. He is known for his work on how gene is related to cancer.His work ís appreciated throughout the world. May be one day tablet will be replaced by cell therapy as stated by him.
Pure intelligence...
Must Must Watch !!!
I'm Economic student is it possible if i can understand that book?
@@zazalila5450 yes! I am an economic student as well. But I understood this book as well as his Cancer book. Take your time to assimilate the information because this book will change the way you look at genes. Also, if you liked this book, then I highly suggest you to read The Empror of All Maladies.
@@viruchamp Thank you for answering, if i had money, i will definitely buy that book
Yes yes, it is a must see.
I'm Economic student is it possible if i can understand that book?
Azuka Milla ...hello azuka.....yes of course...it is a book to people from outside medical careers....there is also the book “the emperor of all maladies” which is even greater than “the gene” also for Sidhartha. By the way i am muslim, too. Best regards🌹
@@magogo5905 Thank you for answering. basically i make a friend with all religions and variety of race. However you're very delightful :)
Azuka Milla ....I am happy to help🌹....if you need a copy of the books above, i might help with that as there are free books that i can send as PDF.
Epigenetics rules!
got a large mancrush on this bro.
Not as good as his first tome but an eminent effort to make an intractable subject more friendly
Shaban Alam ....Tome!
it is indeed a fascinating and revolutionary idea. But is the code too sacred for any tug at it which may have the potential to affect the future of mankind? It is a pertinent question as this code has stood the test of time and has ensured the longevity and propagation of the best life form. What if the genetic disorder in a person is a result of the instruction and pro-active nature of the Code to choose the fittest? Can we assume that the Code has issues of corruptability and sterility and an attempt to subordinate it will be the 'liveliest' thing to do?
What do you mean by "What if the genetic disorder in a person is a result of the instruction and pro-active nature of the Code to choose the fittest?" Godwin Rath? Are you thinking that this is a kind of deselection?
Is it really the irony of deselection while selecting?
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Road to hell is paved with good intentions.
With our limited capacity to think & understand deeply & broadly as a human species in that what we think a single tweak in our genome might unknowingly have a cascading affect in a long run with a devastating consequences. We need to tread very carefully what we wish for - a disease free body
Darwin was not a monk. (22:40)
Christopher Wojdak that is a glaring error. I suppose that no one is perfect.
He used it as a synonym for cleric. Both of them were clerics.
Chris W 😂
best at 1.25x speed
*”Darwin was a monk”*
it was Mendel, not Darwin.
Great writer and good speaker. But he should learn to drink less water
He's a doctor. I defer to him as to how much water to drink.
He wents to Harvard Medical School
How the hell do you "learn" to drink less water?