Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface ix
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. 1 Life, Genes, and Phages 1
6. 2 Phage Before the War (1917–1940) 17
7. 3 From Physics to Biology The Target Theory 29
8. 4 Heterogeneity: Physicists Doing Biology 46
9. 5 Heterogeneity: Chemists and Biologists 80
10. 6 Nucleation: Formation of the American Phage Group 97
11. 7 Building the Group: People, Place, and Paradigms 129
12. 8 Place in Science: Cold Spring Harbor from Quantitative Biology to Phage 152
13. 9 The Challenge of Lysogeny: Pro and Con 172
14. 10 The Challenge of Phage Diversity 190
15. 11 The French Connection: Centrifugal Impulses and Expanding Influences 196
16. 12 Laboratory Life: Social Commitments of the American Phage Group 217
17. 13 Maturation and Assimilation: From Phage to Molecular Biology 238
18. 14 The American Phage Group as a Model of Discipline Formation 247
19. Notes 261
20. Index 293