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Day 02
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BIOTECH LINKS
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A GERMAN SCIENTIST WHO WON THE NOBEL
PRIZE FOR WORK IN GENETICS:
Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard

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There are certainly other financial incentives besides
the Nobel Prize that seek to stimulate research in this
area. One of them is the Archon X Prize for Genomics. The winner gets
$10,000,000!
Here's the link to the organization's website.
Click =>
X Prize
And here's a shorter YouTube movie of the promotional video for the prize.
Click =>
X Prize
Obviously, companies are interested in both the scientific and business
potential of this field.
Here's a link to an article that asks whether the "personal" use of having
your genome sequenced makes any sense.
Click =>
When DNA means do not ask
Alternative link (image)
Here's the link to the website of a company named Complete Genomics, which
appears to be offering some very high-powered science and technology in
the area of DNA sequencing.
Click =>
Complete Genomics
On 09 April 09, the BBC had
video-based story about the work of Complete Genomics. There are three
interesting movies. Click =>
BBC
And
here's a movie that demonstrates a link between media design and
genetics education!
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ESSAY
Please write a
short essay that explains whether you think genome research is important
in Biotech and the reasons for your opinion.
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HERE
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TIMELINE OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Here's a nice multimedia It's also from the BIO.org website.
Click => Timeline of Biotechnology
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GLOSSARY (with
listening sections)
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U.S. National Human Genome Research Institute's Glossary of Genetic Terms
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GRAPHICS
Click =>
Access Excellence of the U.S. National Health Museum
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NEWS
Click => www.biospace.com
GRAMMAR LINK
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27.04.10
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