Eric Niedermayer - Alcohol Genetics Did you know that one in ten deaths in working-age adults in the U.S. is caused by drinking too much? By: The Broadcast TV … Continue reading →

Genetics (here we go...) Q A Part 7/21 Sid Kudav Do you believe you have it in you to hit an 800lb deadlift one day? Also do you still consider yourself to not have great genetics, but average (one of your older videos), if so do... By: Ben Rice … Continue reading →

Angus VNR: Quality genetics = premiums, profit Neal Haverkamp, manager of Nemaha Valley Angus, a family operation near Bern, Kan., uses individual carcass data to target the CAB brand for himself and his customers. This video news is provided... By: Angus TV … Continue reading →

FTB Monster: Ech's Lab #12 - "Advanced Genetics: Squidman Rises" We continue down the route of mad scientist and splice our DNA with that of various animals and monsters. What are the effects? Thank you for watching this series on Ech Plays! If you enjoy... By: EchPlays … Continue reading →

Perfect Genetics Update 1 | Rosalina Here's the first update for the Perfect Genetics Challenge, hope you enjoy meeting the people... CAS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8V3yVNjyfk Auberon: http://alexs3cc.tumblr.com/post/87110073... By: greendaybowser … Continue reading →

Genetics Home Reference is the National Library of Medicine's web site for consumer information about genetic conditions and the genes or chromosomes related to those conditions. Genetics Home Reference is a service of the U.S. National Library of Medicine, part of the National Institutes of Health, an agency of the Department of Health and Human Services. There is no advertising on this site, nor does Genetics Home Reference endorse any company or product. Genetics Home Reference is developed by a Staff comprising genetics and public health professionals and computer and information scientists. Expert Reviewers perform a comprehensive review of each condition, gene, gene family, and chromosome summary before it is posted to Genetics Home Reference, and with each substantial revision thereafter. Genetics Home Reference also engages patient support and advocacy groups to provide feedback on website content. The date of the last comprehensive review is noted in each summary. Genetics Home Reference extracts some gene information automatically from online scientific databases. This information is clearly marked, and it is not further reviewed before being posted to the Genetics Home Reference website. Genetics Home Reference provides access to information from the National Library of Medicine, the National Institutes of Health, and … Continue reading →

Peachfaced Lovebird Genetics Calculator Version 1.5 - Program by Doug Bedwell Welcome to the Peachfaced Lovebird Genetics Calculator. This program is written in the Java (tm) programming language. Most web browsers now support JAVA code, but If all you see below this text is an empty space, then you are not using a Java compatible web browser. Sorry. This program allows you to quickly calculate the possible color combinations that can result from a pairing of any two peachfaced lovebirds. I have tried to include the most commonly available peachfaced mutations, though some have been omitted. All known mutations will be included in a later version of the program. Several caveats about this program: 1. You will need to know enough about your parent birds to tell the program what mutations they carry. 2. The program only uses the accepted names for color mutations, and does not insert special names for combinations. For example, a "Creamino" will be shown as a "Dutch Blue Lutino", and a "Slate" will be shown as a "Dark Dutch Blue." Future improvements may include: Percentage possibilities of each color combination occurring. Ability to print out results. Additional mutations (American Yellow, etc.) Seperate listings of visual … Continue reading →