A Decade of Progress in Modern Genetics

Elof Axel Carlson

doi:10.1525/005.075.0903

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Elof Axel Carlson¹

¹Biology Department, State University of New York, Stony Brook, New York 11790

Abstract

This paper was adapted from Professor Carlson's presentations to the NABT National Convention in Anaheim, February 1968. The author received the Distinguished Teaching Award at UCLA, is the author of several books, and is currently working on the biography of H. J. Muller. He received his undergraduate education at New York University and his doctorate in 1958 from Indiana University. Prof. Carlson attributes his initial interest in genetics as the result of reading of Muller's radiation experiments and work on a fruit fly project while a student at Thomas Jefferson High School, Brooklyn, New York

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Elof Axel Carlson "A Decade of Progress in Modern Genetics," The American Biology Teacher 75(9), 622-628, (1 November 2013). https://doi.org/10.1525/005.075.0903

Published: 1 November 2013