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“We thought we were just getting stories of these amazing mutants and their powers but at the same
time we were thinking how do you integrate a society where people are very different.  How do people
on the outside feel about the people who are not like them and vice versa.”
American Rebels – “Allegory in X-Men” 17:21-17:37

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“Biology, as one geneticist later recalled, was “liberated by cloning . . . and the field began to erupt with surprises.” Mysterious, important, elusive genes sought for decades—genes for blood-clotting proteins, for regulators of growth, for antibodies and hormones, for transmitters between nerves, genes to control the replication of other genes, genes implicated in cancer, diabetes, depression, and heart disease—would soon be purified and cloned using gene “libraries” derived from cells as their source.”  Gene:  An Intimate History, Siddhartha Mukherjee 

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“Biology, as one geneticist later recalled, was “liberated by cloning . . . and the field began to erupt with surprises.” Mysterious, important, elusive genes sought for decades—genes for blood-clotting proteins, for regulators of growth, for antibodies and hormones, for transmitters between nerves, genes to control the replication of other genes, genes implicated in cancer, diabetes, depression, and heart disease—would soon be purified and cloned using gene “libraries” derived from cells as their source.”  Gene:  An Intimate History, Siddhartha Mukherjee 

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“Between the late 1950s and the 1970s, however, it was the physiology of genes that dominated scientific inquiry. at genes could be regulated—i.e., turned “on” and “off” by particular cues—deepened the understanding of how genes function in time and space to specify the unique features of distinct cells.” The Gene:  An Intimate History, Siddhartha Mukherjee

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“The most logical conclusion from these facts is that while some combination of genes and environments can strongly influence g, this combination will rarely be passed, intact, from parents to their children. Mendel’s laws virtually guarantee that the particular permutation of genes will scatter apart in every generation.” The Gene:  An Intimate History, Siddhartha Mukherjee

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“To understand recombination, we might, yet again, begin with Mendel and Darwin. A century of exploration of genetics illuminated how organisms transmit “likeness” to each other.”

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“To understand recombination, we might, yet again, begin with Mendel and Darwin. A century of exploration of genetics illuminated how organisms transmit “likeness” to each other.”

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“If these characters had obtained their powers some other way other than by genetic mutation, then
they wouldn’t be able to tell the stories they do because the foundation of so many stories is we’re different but we want to fit just like everybody else.”  American Rebels – Allegory in X Men, 13:59-14:13

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“I think what you really are afraid of is me and my kind.”
American Rebels – Allegory in X Men, 16:24 – 16:28