Television: Life inside the cell

Posted: 09 Sep 2009 @ 00:00

by Gillean Craig

“WE MURDER to dissect” is a handy way of dismissing scientists’ messy explorations. But whenever we bother to attend to their work, we have to admit that, although an unfortunate number of frogs and mice are sacrificed en route, what they discover fills them — and us — with delight and awe at the sheer complexity and beauty of creation.

This is something that television is good at demonstrating, and I found The Cell (BBC4, Tuesday of last week) a particularly ...

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