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Interview Curling Up with a Story: An Interview with Sean Carroll Jane Gitschier* Departments of Medicine and Pediatrics, Institute for Human Genetics, University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, California, United States of America To meet Sean Carroll on his home turf Gitschier: What kinds of things did you And that persuaded me that the next in the early spring of Wisconsin is like read? big step in evolutionary science in that encountering a bear cuddled up in his lair, vein was going to require an understand- waiting out the cold winter. I burrowed Carroll: All sorts of things—general ing of the genetics of animal development. into the softly lit cave of small offices, with science, general biology. Books by Stephen stalactites of yellow post-its dripping from Jay Gould or his Natural History columns. Gitschier: That was so specific! every imaginable surface. Tiptoeing over History of science. Intense periods of Carroll: It was a distillation of a lot of misaligned stacks of books and reprints, I science—atomic physics or cracking the cross-currents. had to resist the urge to pick up one of the genetic code. I had a strong appetite for I looked around at what was going on. I worn works, settle into a corner, and join that. came across two papers—one was the in the reverie. I had a growing awareness of issues and classic Ed Lewis review in 1978 on Carroll (Image 1) is an expert in the field questions in e