The Unexpected Legacy of Barbara McClintock: How a Geneticist’s Words Shaped Animal Rights Discourse
Introduction Barbara McClintock, the pioneering geneticist who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1983, is primarily known for her groundbreaking work on the genetic structure of maize. However, her words and philosophy have found an unexpected resonance in a seemingly unrelated field: animal rights and welfare. This article delves into the fascinating…