History of dna discovery and stages of its development

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This article presents the initial views of scientists such as Darwin and Mendel on genetics, the emergence and development of the eugenic movement based on the results of these studies, the emergence of negative trends in the eugenic movement, obtaining the first X-ray photo of DNA and discovering its structure, sequencing the complete sequence of the "human genome" and its impact on human life.

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