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Genes, Radiation, and Society: The Life and Work of H.J. Muller Cambodia and Laos)Pp. xiv, 457, (1); frontispiece portrait of Muller in 1940, 31 black and white photographs, 23 text figures. Publishers original black cloth, spine is lettered in light blue, pictorial dust jacket, lg 8vo. H. J. Muller (1890 1967) is perhaps best known as a Nobel Prize winning geneticist who first showed that exposure to radiation will produce mutations. This first biography of Muller was written by one of his students, Elof Axel Carlson. Carlson