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New Genetics and Society
Critical Studies of Contemporary Biosciences
Volume 26, 2007 - Issue 1
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The public career of the ‘gene’—trends in public sentiments from 1946 to 2002

Pages 29-45 | Published online: 25 Apr 2007

Figures & data

Figure 1. The salience and evaluation of genetics and biotechnology news in the British quality press 1964–2002: index of articles in a single news source per year; the deviation of the average annual evaluation from the long-term average. The smooth lines show the moving averages over six-years.

Figure 1. The salience and evaluation of genetics and biotechnology news in the British quality press 1964–2002: index of articles in a single news source per year; the deviation of the average annual evaluation from the long-term average. The smooth lines show the moving averages over six-years.

Figure 2. The salience and evaluation of biology news 1946–1972: number of articles per year; evaluation as in . The smooth line shows the four- year moving average.

Figure 2. The salience and evaluation of biology news 1946–1972: number of articles per year; evaluation as in Figure 1. The smooth line shows the four- year moving average.

Figure 3. Salience, evaluation and public optimism about biotechnology 1973–2002: Salience and evaluation in the British quality press as in ; the dark bars show the percentage of optimistic expectations (left scale) as measured by Eurobarometer opinion surveys.

Figure 3. Salience, evaluation and public optimism about biotechnology 1973–2002: Salience and evaluation in the British quality press as in Figures 1; the dark bars show the percentage of optimistic expectations (left scale) as measured by Eurobarometer opinion surveys.

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