What history tells us XXXVII. CRISPR-Cas: The discovery of an immune system in prokaryotes von Morange, Michel

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What history tells us XXXIX. CRISPR-Cas: From a prokaryotic immune system to a universal genome editing tool von Morange, Michel

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The Black Box of Biology: A History of the Molecular Revolution von Michel Morange, Matthew Cobb

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Rebels? No, Simply Scientists von Morange, Michel

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Jacques Monod: Fifty years after – Foreword von Gayon, Jean, Gros, François, Morange, Michel

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A Time to Model and a Time to Experiment von Morange, Michel

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Experimental Systems in the Co‐Construction of Scientific Knowledge von Morange, Michel

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The Black Box of Biology: A History of the Molecular Revolution von Michel Morange

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What history tells us XLV. The ‘instability’ of messenger RNA von Morange, Michel

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What history tells us XLIV: The construction of the zinc finger nucleases von Morange, Michel

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What history tells us XLIII Bacteriophage: The contexts in which it was discovered von Morange, Michel

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A new revolution?: The place of systems biology and synthetic biology in the history of biology von Morange, Michel

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What history tells us XLII. A ‘new’ view of proteins von Morange, Michel

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What history tells us XLIII: Bacteriophage: The context in which it was disvovered von Morange, Michel

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What history tells us XLI. Ubiquitin and proteolysis von MORANGE, MICHEL

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What history tells us XL. The success story of the expression ‘genome editing’ von Morange, Michel

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What history tells us XXXXI. Ubiquitin and proteolysis von Morange, Michel

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Genetic modification of the human germ line: The reasons why this project has no future von Morange, Michel

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Human germline editing: a historical perspective von Morange, Michel

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Monod and the spirit of molecular biology von Morange, Michel

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