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This new Science topic of Genome Theory is a revolution in the way life is understood and in the way scientific information is available online. IT helps schools contact the latest developments and us in touch with this emerging scientific theory, the researchers involved and related news stories. These links compliment text book based learning and are part of the new wave of IT Web based learning. A special thanks to W. Lukie, Science Teacher, Sargent Park Junior High School, for his continued interest in Genome Theory and following its' developments online. In the Grade 8 "Cells and Systems" thematic unit, cluster 1, the following will be a resource for classes.
Human Genome Project Information - Human Genome Research or Human Genome Program
Genomes to Life
Human Genome Management Information - Project Images $$
The Genomic Revolution AMNH (American Museum of Natural History) The National Human
Genome Research Institute AUTHORS OF THE BOOK OF LIFE. (Francis Collins and J. Craig Venter of the Human Genome Project) - read the biography of Collins and Venter. Berkley Lab - University of California Joint Genome Institute
- operated by the University of California Genetic
Science Research Learning Center - University of Utah Celera - Genomics Genome Sequence Centre (Canada) A and E Biographers of the Year 2000 Dr. Craig Venter and Dr. Francis Collins National Center for Biotechnology Information Discovery.ca links:
Time Magazine - Craig Venter PBS from Human Genome Project "Cracking the Code of Life"
CNN online
CNN News Special - Blueprint
of the Human Body, overview CNN links to many of the news stories that followed Genome Theory developments: Researchers narrow search for longevity gene (27-Aug-01) Celera enters a new genome race (26-Jul-01) Human genome to go public (09-Feb-01) Scientists complete first genetic map of a plant (13-Dec-00) Gene research yields drug that helps heal chronic ulcers, company announces (13-Sep-00) Scientists sequence genome of cholera bacteria (02-Aug-00) The promise and perils of the human genome (27-Jun-00) Rough map of human genome completed 1 (26-Jun-00) Rough map of human genome completed 2 (26-Jun-00) Capitol Hill faces possible struggle with genome technology (26-Jun-00) Genome announcement a milestone, but only a beginning (26-Jun-00) Genome announcement 'technological triumph' (26-Jun-00) Genetic testing is all in the family (25-Jul-00) Shaping DNA data into tools (27-Jun-00) Your Health- Implications of the Human Genome Project (21-Jun-00) U.S., Britain urge free access to human genome data (21-Jun-00) Milestone in human genetics to be announced Monday 1 (26-Jun-00) Milestone in human genetics to be announced Monday 2 (23-Jun-00) Your Health Deciphering Chromosome 21 (12-May-00) Genetic researchers announce big step in sequencing smallest chromosome (12-May-00) Genetic researchers announce big step in sequencing smallest chromosome (08-May-00) Researchers report completing first step in mapping human genes (07-Apr-00) U.S., Britain urge free access to human genome data (22-Mar-00) Who owns your genes (22-Mar-00) Health Implications of the Human Genome Project (22-Mar-00) U.S., Britain urge free access to human genome data (14-Mar-00) U.S. and Britain to make Human Genome Project results public (14-Mar-00) Scientists sequence first human chromosome (01-Dec-99) Mapping of human genome sequence to be nearly complete by 2000 (11-Jun-99), Dr. Francis Collins, director of the National Human Genome Research Institute at the National Institutes of Health NIH. Ethical concerns surround stem cell research (14-Jun-99) As gene technology improves, so does prospect for discrimination (24-Oct-96) Lessons1. Prepare a Web Quest on Stem Cell research. 2. Prepare a Web Quest on Genome Theory and the two laboratories involved. 3. Francis Collins and Craig Venter contributed to Genome Theory. Discuss the importance of each person's contribution. 4. How did the rivalry between the scientist provide a check and balance for the development of Genome Theory and ownership of the scientific property? 5. What is the current impact of Genome Theory on current Medicine and illness? 6. In what ways did the Britisth and United States political leaders assist in Genome Theory ownership? 7. What roles did Celera play in Genome Theory? 8. Prepare a time line for Genome Theory? 9. Has the Genome Project assisted you in deciding a career? Explain. Harvard Mouse
Created January 21, 2002, revision date June 18, 2007
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