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COBIS 2015 Science Film (Genetic Engineering) – Video

Posted: Published on April 11th, 2015

COBIS 2015 Science Film (Genetic Engineering) COBIS 2015 Science Film (Genetic Engineering) Vivek Narendra Kevin Abraham. By: Vivekanand Narendra … Continue reading

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GCSE Biology Genetic Engineering Insulin – Video

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GCSE Biology Genetic Engineering Insulin http://gebri.usc.edu.eg. By: GEBRI usc … Continue reading

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Genetic Engineering Enlightenment – Video

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Genetic Engineering Enlightenment For Biology-- Created using PowToon -- Free sign up at http://www.powtoon.com/join -- Create animated videos and animated presentations for free. PowToon is a free tool that allows you to... By: D-$andy … Continue reading

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The Guardian view on the latest genetic engineering techniques: we need to talk about this, Professor

Posted: Published on April 11th, 2015

Genetic engineering of blood cells could help cure widespread and crippling diseases such as sickle cell anaemia. Above, blood samples collected during a conference on sickle cell anaemia in Senegal. Photograph: Pierre Holtz/EPA The last time thoughtful and well-informed scientists demanded a moratorium on the use of genetic engineering techniques was in 1975, when it had just become obvious that DNA from one species could be spliced into entirely different organisms and still function there. This is now so commonplace that we take it for granted but at the time it seemed to open up terrible risks. So a conference, convened at Asilomar in California by the man who had come furthest in the world at the technique, drew up very clear safeguards and made them public. The next stage could be to apply the technique to make modifications in the human genome that can be passed on The transplantation of genes from one organism to another is now widespread in science and often extremely beneficial. No one doubts that it could be used in wicked and dangerous ways, but with the right safeguards it has an immense power for good. This does not mean that the fears expressed, and … Continue reading

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Michigan State University, UPenn and AGTCs Gene Therapy Proof-of-Concept for Achromatopsia – Video

Posted: Published on April 11th, 2015

Michigan State University, UPenn and AGTCs Gene Therapy Proof-of-Concept for Achromatopsia CNGB3- Achromatopsia is caused by a gene mutation that results in extremely poor visual acuity, photophobia, day blindness and complete loss of color discrimination. It affects dogs as well... By: AGTC … Continue reading

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Advanced Topics Successful Development of Quality Cell and Gene Therapy Products – Video

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Advanced Topics Successful Development of Quality Cell and Gene Therapy Products FDA Presentation - Advanced Topics: Successful Development of Quality Cell and Gene Therapy Products - FDA Compliance Seminars (LIVE) at http://www.globalcomplianceseminar.com - Providing ... By: Chris Leo … Continue reading

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Gene Therapy VideoScribe – Video

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Being a ‘Night Owl’ is Risky – Video

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Being a'Night Owl' is Risky Subscribe to the GeneChanger YouTube: http://goo.gl/jOPcep Dr. Mitchell Gaynor, Gaynor Integrative Oncology / Gene Therapy Plan, joins Thom. Night owls - they have more fun - they get more... By: Mitchell Gaynor M.D. … Continue reading

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Reproductive Embryology (Female Reproductive System) Human Anatomy – Video

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Reproductive Embryology (Female Reproductive System) Human Anatomy Learn more about Reproductive Embryology (Female Reproductive System). This human anatomy lecture has been made by Wendy Riggs, for the College of the Redwoods. This video was made by ... By: Lernvideos und Vortrge … Continue reading

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RR library hatches new learning idea

Posted: Published on April 11th, 2015

........................................................................................................................................................................................ Peep, peep, peep. Local residents have a chance to learn about chickens, and even hold recently hatched chicks, during an embryology program at Loma Colorado Main Library this month. Galloping Grace Youth Ranch is providing an incubator with seven eggs people can see at the reference desk through April 29, as well as leading three Wednesday family programs to let attendees meet, hold and learn about chickens. A lot of kids dont necessarily know where their food is coming from, said Galloping Grace Ranch Manager Renee Griffith. Loma Colorado Main Library is hosting an incubator like this one as part of a program with Galloping Grace Youth Ranch during which patrons can learn about chickens. (Courtesy of Loma Colorado Main Library) Library Youth Services Manager Deirdre Caparoso said the programming would let people see and learn about chickens in a relaxed, hands-on setting. The collective experience of waiting for and watching the chicks hatch will create a greater sense of community, Caparoso said. The Embryology Program will help identify Rio Rancho Public Libraries as beneficial community centers offering enriching and innovative programs. Experiencing new life in the library will bring sheer delight to the library, its customers and Rio … Continue reading

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