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Researchers Hope to K.O. the Koala Crisis

emsuisse wrote 1 week ago: Australia’s Koala Crisis: Gene Sequencing Provides Hope Against Killer Diseases The charismati … more →

Tags: Nature/Biology, Wildlife Conservation, Australia, Chlamydia, Immune system, Interferon-Gamma, Koala, koala retrovirus, Threatened Species

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks: The Top Common Reading Book of 2011 and 20124 comments

rhacademic wrote 2 months ago: Winner of the National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, and Institute of Medici … more →

Tags: Literature, History, Sociology, Psychology, Business & Economics, Gender Studies, African and African American, Law & Legal Studies, Political Science

Stimulus Grant Funds Big Brain Study

Ready For Recovery wrote 3 years ago: A recent grant provided through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (AARA) awarded almost nin … more →

Tags: The Brain and Addiction, Intervention, Addiction, recovery, substance abuse, Genetics, Prevention, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, developing brain

Your Genes-The New Commodities Bonanza9 comments

patriotdems wrote 3 years ago: It’s finally here, folks. Bio-terrorism meets bio-marketing. Fauxgressive President  Obama, ma … more →

Tags: phenotype, genotype

BRISTOL PALIN DISPROVES INTELLIGENT DESIGN3 comments

Reginald Cunningham III wrote 4 years ago: Bristol Palin held her first interview since giving birth Monday night with Greta Von Susteren.  The … more →

Tags: Celebs, bristol palin, Carbon dating, Fox News, Sarah Palin, bristol palin abstinence, bristol palin abstinence not realistic, governor palin, Tripp Johnston

DNA Sequencing At Birth?

Stephen C. Rose wrote 4 years ago: It’s on the way, by 2019. Sooner. Who knows? However, this is yet another indication that duri … more →

Tags: Politics, Theology, DNA, DNA Sequencing

BIOPIRACY CONTROL VIA UN ROADMAP

erleargonza wrote 4 years ago: Erle Frayne Argonza Good afternoon from Manila! Controlling or regulating biopiracy is among the tou … more →

Tags: Article, Essay, Economics, Sociology, Development Studies, News, Culture, Science & Technology, Health Sciences

Brain mapping to brain labeling

truthman2012 wrote 2 months ago: From gene mapping to gene labeling. Now your brain scan can label you with a “disorder”. … more →

Tags: News, coming next, nwo, New World Order, Brave New World, Genetic labeling, brain labeling, brain mapping

Pause for thought2 comments

elokojewellery wrote 3 months ago: Seeing the beauty of the HeLa cells despite an awareness of what they are capable of and their origi … more →

Tags: DJCAD, Inspiration, Degree Show 2013, Henrietta Lacks, hela, Cell Biology, in vitro fertilisation, polio vaccine, health

HeLa cells in motion

elokojewellery wrote 3 months ago: I was fortunate enough to see some HeLa cells dividing in the laboratory of the College of Life Scie … more →

Tags: DJCAD, Inspiration, Degree Show 2013, Dundee, Henrietta Lacks, hela, Cell Biology, in vitro fertilisation, YouTube

Working towards the degree show: Inspiration and research: HeLa1 comment

elokojewellery wrote 3 months ago: Henrietta Lacks’ “immortal” cells  were the first immortal human cells ever grown … more →

Tags: DJCAD, Inspiration, Degree Show 2013, Cell Biology, in vitro fertilisation

A DNA sequence (even if long) isn't enough to understand a genome

Mauro Mandrioli wrote 3 months ago: Today I was reading a paper entitled “Genomes in three dimensions” published by Monya Ba … more →

Tags: aphid genetics, aphid cytogenetics, Genome, genome project X-linked genes, Z chromosomes, x-chromosomes, Chromosome Structure, sex chromosomes

Mind Control Technology1 comment

mindcontroleurope wrote 4 months ago: Mind Control Technology Correlates with Victim Allegations By breaking the problem down to manageabl … more →

Tags: mind control 2, magnus olsson, Mind Control, brain, Science, nano, technology, synthetic telepathy, Voice to skull

Working towards the degree show: gone but not forgotten

elokojewellery wrote 4 months ago: My journey towards the degree show started with a book: The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebe … more →

Tags: DJCAD, Inspiration, Degree Show 2013, degree show, Memento Mori, death, Henrietta Lacks, Rebecca Skloot, Science

New Genetic Mapping Saves Lives

candicelhughes wrote 7 months ago: Beautiful Newborn Baby Wow, it has certainly been a while since I’ve updated my blog. I have n … more →

Tags: Bodies - Able, scientific studies, Newborn Stuff, infant, newborn, DNA, associated press, newborn babies, Newborn Health

neeks234 wrote 9 months ago: “Sorry for the questions, I’m just curious (I’m doing my own research, but with de … more →

Tags: Drosophila, Lexa, PCR, piggyBAC, fly genome, Insertion, insertion mutations, ligation, Restriction Enzyme

'Hello, great,great,great,great,great,great,great,great,grandfather....'

futuritytimes wrote 1 year ago:   Mary A Moore Republished May 2012 Welcome to the theoretical concept of having 10 generations … more →

Tags: social revolution 2, medical advancements, life extension, technological rates of change, aging, Ray Kurzweil, Kurzweil, Stem Cell, technology

Personal Gene Mapping Has Limits, Study Says

poonambhatia wrote 1 year ago: Captured by U.S. News Many people have pinned their hopes on human genome scans as the cornerstone o … more →

Tags: Genomics, personalized medicine, Personalized Medicine, Genome Scans

Person of the Day - 11 April 2012

D. A. Thomas wrote 1 year ago: HENRIETTA LACKS Henrietta Lacks has been saving people’s lives for more than 60 years since he … more →

Tags: History, Henrietta Lacks, History 2, AIDS, Cells, HeLa cells, Cancer, Henrietta Lack, hela


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