Biochemistry

  • Rosalind Franklin and the DNA Double Helix

    A biophysicist and crystallographer in the 1940s and 50s, Rosalind Franklin undertook imaging work that unlocked the secrets to DNA’s structure. It is only since the publication of James Watson’s memoir that the significance of her contribution has been brought to light.
    Published by keyeri (289 pts) on Jun 9, 2009 to
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  • Genetics Careers: the Cytogenetic Technologist

    If you’re fascinated by chromosomes, this may be a career worth considering. Cytogenetic technologists work in laboratories, and are the people who analyze human chromosomes to detect abnormalities.
    Published by keyeri (289 pts) on Jun 9, 2009 to
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  • Human Genetics: Blood Pressure Causes

    Have you noticed that whenever you go to a doctor the first thing they do is measure your blood pressure? Learn about high blood pressure, its causes, and the link between genes and hypertension.
    Published by Rafael B. (8440 pts) on May 29, 2009 to
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  • What is a Hox Gene?

    Without Hox genes you'd be a very different looking person. They ensure that your head sits on the top of your body, that your feet are at the bottom, that your arms hang by your side and that your nose is in the centre of your face. They are the pattern forming genes that guide body plans.
    Published by Paul Arnold (15463 pts) on May 4, 2009 to
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