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- The Importance and Issues of Human Genome SequencingThis article discusses the importance of human genome sequencing and its potential uses.
- Human Genome Sciences Inc. Offers $35,000-Per-Year Lupus Med; What's the Ramification for Seniors, Poor?Human Genome Sciences has come out with a $35,000-per-year lupus medication. What are the ramifications?
Human Genome: Mapping DNAMapping the sequence of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) in humans and other organisms has developed into an International research effort.- Cancer Research: A Breakthrough and Help to Understand ItA group in the U.K. has mapped the mutations in the genetic sequences of two patients, opening new possibilities for prevention and treatment. In this article, I outline this study, and link to a site where you can learn more about genetics.
- The Human Genome Project: Medical Implication:Analysis of the Humane Genome Project and the implications it may have for the future
Epigenetics: Nurture Takes the SpotlightThe new science of epegenitics is taking a spotlight as scientists are now able to quantify how one's environment changes the function of one's genetically programmed DNA.
Biological Heroes and Biological Terrorists: An Analysis of the Biotechnology of TomorrowThis paper attempts to separate what may be possible in the biotechnology field in terms of enhancing the human genome to include "abilities." Biological limits if such powers were able to be incorporated into DNA code are discussed as well.- DNA and Embryo TechnologyThis is a research paper on DNA and genetic engineering. Focusing on the pros and cons as well as a brief explanation explaining DNA and genes.
Fossil Viruses: Viral Genes in Human GenomeThe genetic blueprint of every human contains a significant amount of DNA that is not actually human. Dormant fossil viruses have infiltrated our genome.
How Scanning of Human Genome Uncovers Genes Linked to DiseaseSeveral years ago, the human genome was decoded. Since that time, DNA scanning technology has significantly advanced our understanding of the relationship between genes and disease.- Current Research of Identifying Regulatory Sequences in DNAThis article discusses current research that is being conducted and common practices in discovering regulatory sequences in DNA.
- DNA Profiling: A Critical LookDNA profiling is a powerful tool for investigator, when used correctly; it can easily determine the presence of an individual at a crime scene.
- The Story About the Discovery of DNAThe development of the double-helix structure of deoxyribonucleic acid by James Watson and Francis Crick in 1953 was and is one of the most important scientific discoveries of our time.
- DNA Study Forces Scientists to Take a New Look at GeneticsThe results of a massive study of the human genome are forcing scientists to rethink the basic concepts of genetics.
Research Suggests that "Junk DNA" Contains the Punctuation Marks of Nature's Genetic LanguageA new study by California scientists suggests that "Junk DNA" may contain the grammatical symbols of the genetic language of life.
The Double Helix MysteryWhat happens when a woman wakes up in a theater pregnant and not remembering how she got that way when all she remembers is going to see a movie alone?- Can Being Overweight or Obese Change Your DNA?According to a new study, being overweight or obese could change your DNA - the genetic material that directs your cells. Find out more about this discover and what it could mean for you.
- New Gene Discovered for Perrault's DiseaseMapping a young girl's exome,researchers were able to isolate a mutated gene responsible for Perrault's disease. This mutated gene was found in one family only, but it is a good start to learning more about this disease.
- Recombinant DNA Technology: An Inside View of Its Applications, Uses, and BenefitsToday, we have the technology available to take a piece of DNA and copy it a thousand times. We also have the ability to inject it into bacteria, plants, or animals to meet our consumer and medical needs. What are these methods? How does it all work?
- All About the Longevity Gene: Why Some People Live LongerWhy do some people live past 100? This article looks at what exactly the recently-discovered longevity gene is and what the potential impact of the gene might be.
- Does it Count as an Affair If He Doesn't Have Sex with the Other Woman?Did my 46-year-old long-time partner betray me and have an affair when he began confiding our most intimate secrets to a sexy 19-year-old girl -- including telling her that he was leaving me?
Scientists Create Artificial "Living" Bacterium: Reproduces as the Original DoesScientists have created a life, which in theory should not exist. They took an artificial DNA strand and inserted it into the cell and it reproduced to form "living" bacterium.- FTO Gene-The Fatso GeneA new gene discovered that causes an increase of weight. Find out what it's all about.
- The Worry GeneAccording to the Wall Street Journal, scientists have finally located and isolated a genetic mutation some are calling the Worry Gene, which forces people look at life in a negative way and worry about stuff all the time.
- DNA In-DepthA short but very descriptive article on DNA and its fundamentals.
- Sciencewiz DNA Science Kit - Product ReviewThe Sciencewiz DNA Science Kit teaches your child about biology through experimentation. Your child learns all about DNA and how it works as well as how to sterilize properly.
- The Top 10: Huge Medical Advances of the DecadeThey range from drugs for breast cancer to robots executing sutures during surgery. Here are the top 10 medical advances of the decade.
- DNA as an Art FormA new and exciting product from the Canadian company DNA11 takes science and technology to a whole new level.
- Scientific Breakthroughs: The Use of DNA in Modern ScienceThis article examines scientific uses for DNA, including cloning and DNA fingerprinting.
Rare Duane Syndrome is Present at BirthIt's an unusual eye movement disorder. The baby's eyes won't track to where they need to go. Duane Syndrome is usually diagnosed by age 10. Sixty percent of its victims are girls.- The Source of Characters' Abilities on HeroesTo speculate on the origins of the special abilities on Heroes TV show.
- DNA Chip TechnologyThis article provides an introduction to DNA Chip Technology.
- Fat Gene FoundGene linked to fat found in mice, similar gene found in humans.
- DNA Lesson 101: DNA Made Easier (relatively)These are my organized notes from school about DNA. I had a lot of time then.
- Scientific Power Gone Wrong - Is the Mark of the Beast Coming Soon?Implantable chips could be the mark of the beast.
- Vocabulary and Dictionary-Based Techniques Used to Discover Functional ElementsThis article discusses novel techniques used in current Bioinformatics research to discover functional elements in genomic data.
- Watson and Crick's Discovery of the Shape of DNAIn addition, this investigation considers what served as the impetus for discovery, why the discovery is so important for scientific discourse and what problems have developed as a result of genetic engineering.
- Have Athletes Gone to the Dogs?Superior athletes may be genetically different.
- DNA Breakthroughs Have Lead to More Harm Than GoodDNA Breakthroughs
Your Mother's DNA Can Land You in PrisonDNA is no longer just a passive witness voice in a crime scene. Today, DNA can hunt you down by going after those closest to you.
