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"Alchemy could not become chemistry until its fundamental units were discovered,” a nineteenth-century scientist wrote. By the same token, as I argue in this book. It is impossible to understand organismal and cellular biology or evolution-or human pathology, behavior, temperament, illness, race, and identity or fate-without first reckoning with the concept of the gene."

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This is the character whose DNA is represented in the picture to the right.

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The X-Gene Which Creates Mutants in X-Men

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The X-Gene Which Creates Mutants in X-Men

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This is a picture of DNA from Daken Howlett, son of a wolverine.

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"If these characters had obtained their powers some other way other than by genetic mutations then they wouldn’t be able to tell the stories they do. Because the foundation of so many of those stories is: we're different, but we want to fit in just like anybody else." - Neil DeGrasse Tyson