The development of a genetic chemistry -- a chemistry of the genetic substance -- will undoubtedly be a long and exacting and inspiring task. As genetics is a central theme in the science of biology, so we may expect genetic chemistry to become, in time, an integrating core for cellular biochemistry.
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