The Human Genome Diversity Project: An Ethnography of Scientific Practice

Introduction: The Human Genome Diversity Project 1. Technologies of populations: making differences and similarities between Turkish and Dutch males 3. Ten chimps in a laboratory: or how a human genetic marker may become a good genetic marker for typing chimps 4. Naturalisation of a reference sequence: Anderson or the Mitochondrial Eve of modern genetics 5. The traffic in males and other stories on the enactment of the sexes in studies of genetic lineage 6. Technologies of similarity and difference or how to do politics with DNA.

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