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  • Facts about Human Genetics

    The field of human genetics is vast, and encompasses many disciplines such as, population genetics, and developmental genetics. It's basically summed up as any aspect of research that looks at how we work at the molecular level.
    Published by Paul Arnold (15,271 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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  • Genetically Engineered Foods

    Some scientists tout the genetic engineering of food to be the answer to feeding the world's growing population. Others question the ethical aspects of genetic engineering. There are many benefits of genetic engineering and there are many pitfalls too.
    Published by Sonal Panse (12,123 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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  • The Showerhead Bacteria Lurking Inside Your Bathroom

    You may think you are alone when you're standing under a shower, but you'd be wrong as you always have company. The uninvited bathroom guests are the showerhead bacteria raining down on you in the streams of water.
    Published by Paul Arnold (15,271 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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  • What is a Genetic Counselor?

    This article describes the role and responsibilities of a genetic counselor.
    Published by alisonc (2,232 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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  • What Animals Have Been Cloned?

    Animal cloning no longer makes any big headlines as the technology has lost its novelty factor. Although still technically difficult, many animals have now been cloned by scientists, including sheep, pigs, cats, and horses.
    Published by Paul Arnold (15,271 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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  • A Look at Parvovirus in Humans

    Human parvovirus is known as the B19 virus or parvovirus B19. It is a member of the family of viruses known as Parvoviridae and it causes a childhood rash known as fifth disease.
    Published by Paul Arnold (15,271 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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  • Nature vs Nurture of a Criminal Mind

    A murderer with a ‘gene for aggression’ had his sentence cut short by a judge in Italy, even though the link between genes and bad behaviour is not well understood, least of all by the courts. It poses a tricky question; should genetics ever absolve criminals of blame for their actions?
    Published by Paul Arnold (15,271 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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  • How to Defeat a Virus - Study Bacteriophage Parts and Function

    Viruses are a plague on humankind; bacteria also find them pretty annoying. Studying how these viruses attack bacteria can help scientists to develop new kinds of treatments for bacterial infections.
    Published by Paul Arnold (15,271 pts ) on Nov 19, 2009 to
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  • Bed Bugs Bite Back

    Bed bugs are big pests. It was assumed that their fire had gone out, and the threat diminished. But as their genomes have evolved, these blood sucking beasts are biting back... big time! Surprisingly, there have been relatively few genetic studies of them. However, all that is changing.
    Published by Paul Arnold (15,271 pts ) on Nov 19, 2009 to
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  • Who Discovered the Mitochondria?

    There isn't one single person credited with discovering the mitochondria, as over the years a number of scientists have made important contributions to the study of the discovery of this important cellular structure.
    Published by Jason C. Chavis (4,377 pts ) on Nov 19, 2009 to
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