I made a good-faith effort to honestly and accurately portray people and events as I experienced them. Interviews were recorded digitally or are derived from detailed notes during and/or after conversations and meetings. I edited dialogue for clarity or grammar and in a few instances I spliced together statements from the same person that were made at different times. In rare cases (e.g., the James Sherley affair), I relied more heavily on secondary sources, be they journalistic or scholarly. Wherever possible, sources are end-noted and all web links were active at the time this book was being edited. Where first-person speculative statements and opinions are offered without attribution or quotation marks, they are mine and mine alone. Please don’t hassle the nice people at Duke University or HarperCollins on account of my mishegas. EPIGRAPH 1. D. J. Kevles and L. E. Hood, The Code of Codes: Scientific and Social Issues in the Human Genome Project (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1992).
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