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Digital Genetic Editing and Computer-Assisted Genetic Criticism

2022
Abstract Instead of focusing on a single ‘work in progress’, this chapter discusses the need for genetic criticism on the level of the author’s complete works, the ‘oeuvre in motion’. It suggests ways of modelling genetic Complete Works editions, especially in a digital paradigm, and it discusses forms of close and distant reading of ...
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Thinking Critically about Race and Genetics

Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2006
The issue of how race and genetics should interrelate goes to the heart of an unfinished discussion about race and racism in both the United States and around the world. The category of race is still powerful and dangerous, especially in scientific work.
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Genetic Selection for Critical Residues in Ribonucleases

Journal of Molecular Biology, 2006
Homologous mammalian proteins were subjected to an exhaustive search for residues that are critical to their structure/function. Error-prone polymerase chain reactions were used to generate random mutations in the genes of bovine pancreatic ribonuclease (RNase A) and human angiogenin, and a genetic selection based on the intrinsic cytotoxicity of ...
Bryan D, Smith, Ronald T, Raines
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Genetic Criticism and Its Myths

Yale French Studies, 2000
Is it possible to conceive of a "science of origins" in literature-not at all in the Darwinian sense of a genealogy of literary "species" but, rather, in the sense intended by Valery of a study of literary creation rendered scientific by new methods? That is the question that genetic criticism has posed over the past few years.
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Genetics of Stuttering

Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 1996
The fact that stuttering runs in families has been documented over a long period and has led to speculations and research about the role of a genetic component to this disorder. Although the genetic factor cannot be proved by familial aggregation and twin studies alone, such research has continued to provide support for a relationship between ...
E, Yairi, N, Ambrose, N, Cox
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Critical Junctures in Genetic Medicine

Journal of Business and Technical Communication, 2005
Genetic medicine, which consists mostly of screening tests for certain heritable diseases but may soon include treatment for heritable diseases based on molecular genetics, is made possible by two critical junctures in the textual representation of medical subjects. The first is the transformation of organic human genetic material into computationally
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Genetic testing in prostate cancer management: Considerations informing primary care

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Veda N Giri, Todd M Morgan, David Morris
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Genetic Criticism

Comparative Literature, 1993
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Genetic Criticism

Texas Studies in Literature and Language, 2007
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2.2.2. Models for genetic criticism

Genetic critics are faced with what scientists call an inverse problem: starting from the observed effects (the final work and all the available traces left in the course of the labour of creation), they want to reconstruct the process that produced these effects.
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