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DNA: Tiny But Full of Astonishing Secrets

Have you ever heard the saying, "You reap what you sow"? If you plant beans, beans will grow; if you plant red beans, red beans will grow. But what if you could defy this natural law and make red beans grow where beans were planted? Oh my gosh! That would be incredible. However, with DNA manipulation, this is now entirely possible.

Since the blueprint of our bodies, the DNA map, has been unveiled, we could theoretically create humans if we desired. Nevertheless, humans themselves, upholding human dignity and respecting life, will not allow this to happen. Instead, the secrets of life will be used to research what is beneficial for humanity.

What is DNA? This book gives a brief overview of DNA, which is so tiny it can't be seen with the naked eye, yet it plays a crucial role in forming the appearance of animals and plants and passing traits to the next generation. Additionally, it considers the potential dangers of misusing scientific principles.