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Book Review : Plants, patients and the historian: (re)membering in the age of genetic engineering

2004-04-01

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Literature Corpus work: db875f6a-03f3-5fe8-b423-1933bc8a12ed
DOI: 10.1017/s002572730000747x
PMCID: PMC546347

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