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Plant Engineers Sow Debate

Posted: Published on May 2nd, 2014

Today virtually everything we eat is produced from seeds that have been genetically altered in some way. New methods of plant tinkering have emerged over the generations and so, too, have the fears Today virtually everything we eat is produced from seeds that have been genetically altered in one way or another. Credit: Thinkstock Editor's note: The following is the introduction to the May 2014 issue of Scientific American Classics: The Birth of the Great GMO Debate. The idea of intentionally infecting a plant with a bacterium might seem strange. Just three decades ago, however, researchers discovered that they could use this infection to deliver new and potentially useful genes into crops. What has long appeared to be simply the agent of a bothersome plant disease is likely to become a major tool for the genetic manipulation of plants: for putting new genes into plants and thereby giving rise to new varieties with desired traits, announced acclaimed scientist Mary-Dell Chilton in 1983 in a pioneering article, one of many in this collection from the archives of Scientific American. Today genes introduced this way are yielding some of the most exciting new approaches to food securityas well as a hearty amount … Continue reading

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Letters to the editor 5/1/14

Posted: Published on May 2nd, 2014

Abortion debate needs scientific fact check I am writing in response to Taylor Rubles letter published on Thursday addressing the abortion debate last month. As someone who organized and attended the debate, I would like to take this opportunity to correct some misconceptions about the arguments that were made in the debate. In the debate, Seth Drayer argued from the science of embryology that the pre-born child is biologically a member of the human family, only distinct from born persons in the areas of size, level of development, and degree of dependency. He argued that none of these distinctions disqualify someone from human rights. For example, a toddler is much smaller, less developed, and significantly more dependent on others for survival than the average college student. Yet this does not make them less valuable. In contrast, Professor Webbs main argument was the shocking assertion that universal human rights do not exist, and therefore only the mothers preference matters. He even went so far as to argue that sex trafficking does not violate human rights, and is justifiable in some cultures. Ruble argued against Professor Webbs assertion that the pre-born child is not a conscious being. I would argue whether someone … Continue reading

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Monster DNA Headphones Unboxing – Video

Posted: Published on May 2nd, 2014

Monster DNA Headphones Unboxing http://www.GeeksterLabs.com Available on Amazon: http://amzn.to/1h7cGLv Social networks: My Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/OmarCorrea GeeksterLabs Twitter:h... By: Omar Correa … Continue reading

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YCP and JSP Has The Similar DNA Of Congress Venkaiah Naidu – Video

Posted: Published on May 2nd, 2014

YCP and JSP Has The Similar DNA Of Congress Venkaiah Naidu YCP and JSP Has The Similar DNA Of Congress Venkaiah Naidu. By: ETV News … Continue reading

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Dr. David Bailey answers your DNA Day Question – Video

Posted: Published on May 2nd, 2014

Dr. David Bailey answers your DNA Day Question Dr. David Bailey answers'If humans and chimpanzees are so similar genetically, then why are we so different in our appearance?' By: LetsTalkScience … Continue reading

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Dr. Dennis McCormac – Varieties of DNA – Video

Posted: Published on May 2nd, 2014

Dr. Dennis McCormac - Varieties of DNA Dr. Dennis McCormac answers the question, "How many varieties of DNA exist in the world?" submitted by students at West Kildonan Collegiate in Winnipeg, Mani... By: LetsTalkScience … Continue reading

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Christofer Toumazou – Microchip for quick DNA testing – Video

Posted: Published on May 2nd, 2014

Christofer Toumazou - Microchip for quick DNA testing Outstanding UK scientist Christofer Toumazou is finalist for European Inventor Award: Rapid DNA test on a USB stick Vote for this inventor in the Popular Pri... By: EPOfilms … Continue reading

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Panel Discussion “DNA” – Video

Posted: Published on May 2nd, 2014

Panel Discussion "DNA" Our resident experts, Dr Riaad Moosa, Dr Darren Green, Naazneen Khan, sit down to discuss some of the applications of DNA research and development for health and wellness. Joining the panel... By: DoctorsOrdersTV … Continue reading

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GUSTTAVO LIMA DNA DE ADORADOR NOVO SUCESSO GOSPEL – Video

Posted: Published on May 2nd, 2014

GUSTTAVO LIMA DNA DE ADORADOR NOVO SUCESSO GOSPEL By: weverton americo … Continue reading

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DNA and the Exit to Freedom – Video

Posted: Published on May 2nd, 2014

DNA and the Exit to Freedom Calvin C. Johnson, Jr. dicsusses wrongful murder conviction and imprisonment, and the events that led to his exoneration. Calvin C. Johnson, Jr. stood in a courtroom in 1983, and was sentenced... By: Forum Network … Continue reading

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