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Review : Wizard powers

8 November 1997

Only Dolly seems to have escaped from Eric Grace’s Biotechnology Unzipped,
an otherwise comprehensive survey of the fertile, and some maintain fearsome,
possibilities of the molecular control of life. A clear explanation of the
startling power and inescapable problems of the biotech revolution. Published by
Joseph Henry Press, £10.95, ISBN 0309057779.

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