by Arnold F Goodman, Cláudia M Bellato and Lily Khidr
VISION	The Uncertain Future for Central Dogma Uncertainty serves as a bridge from determinism and reductionism to a new picture of biology Email: Arnold F Goodman - agoodman@uci.edu; Cláudia M Bellato - bellato@cena.usp.br; Lily Khidr - lkhidr@uci.edu The Scientist 2005, 19(12):20 Published   20 June 2005

Nearly two decades ago, Paul H. Silverman testified before Congress to advocate the Human Genome Project. He later became frustrated when the exceptions to genetic determinism, discovered by this project and other investigations, were not sufficiently incorporated in current research and education.

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