Title: Poorly written look into the history of the gene
Review: Keller has a different writing style then most "factual" books. Her attempts at literal hooks (ie. introduce ideas that explained later in the chapter) are more frustrating then informative. If the ideas are so imperitive to understand, she should explain them immediately after she introduces them. This is more of a historical look into the gene than a factual. If you want to learn how the gene works and its role in DNA computing - this is not the book to buy. Even more annoying is her constant "insight" into how surprised researchers of DNA were to learn that genes are complex. Of course they are complex. I wish she would have mentioned it once and continue writing useful information.
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