Why we invoke Darwin :The Scientist [26/9/2005]

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by Thomas J Daniels¹, Howard Winet², Allen A Smith³, Richard A Meiss⁴, Bob O'Hara⁵, Judith S Weis⁶, Fyodor D Urnov⁷, Adam G Hart⁸, Felix Friedberg⁹, Marc Delcourt¹⁰ and Philip Skell¹

LETTERS

Why we invoke Darwin

¹Fordham University Bronx, NY²Orthopaedic Hospital/UCLA³Barry University School of Graduate Medical Sciences, Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Miami Shores, Fla.⁴Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis⁵University of Helsinki, Finland⁶Rutgers University, Newark, NJ⁷Sangamo BioSciences., Richmond, Calif.⁸University of Gloucestershire, Cheltenham, UK⁹Howard University, Washington, DC¹⁰Founder and CEO, Biométhodes Evry, France

Email: Thomas J Daniels - thdaniels@fordham.edu; Howard Winet - hwinet@laoh.ucla.edu; Richard A Meiss - igeq100@iupui.edu; Bob O'Hara - bob.ohara@helsinki.fi; Judith S Weis - jweis@andromeda.rutgers.edu; Fyodor D Urnov - FUrnov@sangamo.com; Adam G Hart - ahart@glos.ac.uk; Felix Friedberg - ffriedberg@Howard.edu; Marc Delcourt - Marc.Delcourt@biomethodes.com; Philip Skell - tvk@psu.edu
The Scientist 2005, 19(18):8

Published

26 September 2005

Editor's Note: Philip Skell's Opinion in the Aug. 29, 2005 issue,"Why do we invoke Darwin?" (19 [16]:10)generated a tremendous response from readers. Here we present a selection of edited letters. Please continue the discussion in our new forum on The Scientistwebsite athttp://media.the-scientist.com/talkingpoints/.


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