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Web LinksUNIT 2: GENETIC COMMUNITYChapter 5: The Source of Heredity
5.3 Morgan's Experiments and Sex Linkage
The virtual fly lab online. This site requires licensing. See your instructor for log-in information. Links to the Genetic World Page (184, #3 ) The Human Genome Project has developed this fairly comprehensive site on genetics in general including links to a variety of topics. Career information and links to job sites are also provided on this page.
Northern Illinois University provides this website listing a variety of biology related carreers, employer groups and types of requirements in order to qualify. It gives a detailed description of the chosen career as well as its applications. Careers in Biology Page (184, #3 ) This site from Emporia State University lists a large number of biology related careers. Click on the links below to find out more about careers in specific fields.
ASGT Gene Therapy Page (186, EAI ) Harvard University has prepared this site. It discusses the ethical issues that may accompany gene therapy and introduces the idea that patients must be informed when they are involved in a potentially controversial and objective study before they participate in any experiments. Introduces the idea of standards and the parameters for these.
The American Association for the Advancement of Science, publishers of the acclaimed journal Science, have prepared this online book on the issues that arise for both the public and the scientists. Click on the Table of Contents link to topics of interest. Bioethics for Beginners Page (186, EAI ) This page from the Bioethics Journal Online provides a list of links for beginners in exploring bioethical issues. A good start on the task of defining bioethical issues. Gene Therapy's Troubling Crossroads Page (186, EAI ) From the archives of the Washington Post, this article brings forward the issues raised by gene therapy as a consequence of the death of a patient. New Gene Technologies Page (189, #20 )The Oak Ridge National Laboratory of the US Department of energy produced this site. The site introduces the ethical, cultural and societal issues that surround new gene technologies. It thoroughly discusses the disadvantages and advantages that surround DNA manipulation. Very detailed and thorough.
CNN produced this piece with excellent links to related sites. It is an example of just how important DNA technology has become in modern criminology. In addition, it describes the uses of DNA technology in everyday situations. May require media player if viewing video content. DNA Fingerprinting Page (189, #19 ) This site, part of the Encarta on-line encyclopedia, describes the origin, uses, and applications of DNA fingerprinting. It explains the disadvantages of using DNA fingerprinting in forensic science and criminal cases. Establishing a National DNA Data Bank Page (189, #19 ) A government of Canada discussion paper on the use of DNA technologies and the establishment of a DNA data bank for criminal justice purposes in Canada. Time Magazine on-line: The Genetics Revolution Page (p.189, #20 ) This article in the on-line version of Time magazine reviews the advances of the past century and their impact on human societies. |
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