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Viral outbreak [videorecording] : the science of emerging disease / by Ashby, Wally.drt; DeRisi, Joseph L.; Harris, Eva.; Liu, Dennis W. C.pro(CARDINAL)327036; Sutherland, Ann DeStefano.pro; Howard Hughes Medical Institute.(CARDINAL)274867; Sutherland Media Productions.(CARDINAL)332483;

Lectures presented by Dr. Joseph L. DeRisi and Dr. Eva Harris.Recorded at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, December 2010.Infectious diseases are a serious threat to world health. They are particularly devastating in tropical countries where infectious agents thrive and where healthcare resources are stretched thin. The warming trend in the global climate, coupled with increased international travel, has resulted in infectious outbreaks that spread more rapidly and that now affect regions with more temperate climates, including the United States. Many diseases that had been contained, such as dengue fever, have re-emerged as global health threats. How can scientific research help us detect and fight potential epidemics?DVD.System requirements for CD-ROM: Windows: XP, VIsta or 7, Pentium IV or AMD Athlon, 1 GB RAM, open GL driver, 600 MB disk space, 800x600 display resolution ; Apple MAC: Mac OS X 10.5.8, 10.6.5 or newer, PPC or Intel processor, 1 GB RAM, 400 MB disk space, 800x600 display resolution, ATI or NVIDIA graphics recommended.

Subjects: Filmed lectures.; Nonfiction films.; Science films.; Communicable diseases; Dengue; Diseases; Virology; Communicable Diseases, Emerging; Dengue; Insect Vectors; SARS Virus; Virology; Virology; Virology;

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The double life of RNA [videorecording] / by Bruns, Peter,(Peter J.); Cech, Thomas.; Liu, Dennis W. C.(CARDINAL)327036; Sutherland, Ann DeStefano.; Howard Hughes Medical Institute.(CARDINAL)274867; Sutherland Media Productions.(CARDINAL)332483;

Interactive features: New science of RNA interference -- Telomeres ten years after -- Diversity of RNA structures.Lecture 1. Catalysis, chemical and biochemical -- Lecture 2. RNA as an enzyme: discovery, origins of life, and medical possibilities -- Lecture 3. How to accelerate a reaction 100,000,000,000 times using only RNA -- Lecture 4. Life at the end of the chromosome: another RNA machine.Video segments from 2003: Enzymes that are not proteins: the discovery of ribozymes (20 min.) -- Dr. Thomas Cech on becoming a scientist (10 min.) -- NOVA scienceNOW on RNA! (16 min.).Executive producers of the DVD, Thomas R. Cech, Peter J. Bruns; producer, Dennis W.C. Liu.The four lectures were produced by Sutherland Media Productions for the Howard Hughes Medical Institute; producer Ann DeStefano Sutherland.Lecturer, Thomas R. Cech.Four lectures (60 min. each) presented in 1995 by Dr. Thomas R. Cech explain the role of RNA in cellular biology. Dr. Cech also discusses other implications of RNA catalysis.The DVD also includes 3 additional video segments from 2003, 3 hands-on experiment demonstrations, and 3 interactive slideshow features.DVD.

Subjects: Films for the hearing impaired.; Catalytic RNA.; Films for the hearing impaired.; RNA.; Telomere.; RNA.; Molecular Biology.; Research.;

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Viral outbreak [videorecording] : the science of emerging disease / by Ashby, Wally.; DeRisi, Joseph L.; Harris, Eva,1965-; Liu, Dennis W. C.(CARDINAL)327036; Sutherland, Ann DeStefano.; Howard Hughes Medical Institute.(CARDINAL)274867; Sutherland Media Productions.(CARDINAL)332483;

Director, Wally Ashby ; producers, Ann DeStefano Sutherland, Dennis W.C. Liu.Lectures presented by Dr. Joseph L. DeRisi and Dr. Eva Harris.Recorded at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, December 2010.Infectious diseases are a serious threat to world health. They are particularly devastating in tropical countries where infectious agents thrive and where healthcare resources are stretched thin. The warming trend in the global climate, coupled with increased international travel, has resulted in infectious outbreaks that spread more rapidly and that now affect regions with more temperate climates, including the United States. Many diseases that had been contained, such as dengue fever, have re-emerged as global health threats. How can scientific research help us detect and fight potential epidemics?DVD.System requirements for CD-ROM: Windows: XP, VIsta or 7, Pentium IV or AMD Athlon, 1 GB RAM, open GL driver, 600 MB disk space, 800x600 display resolution ; Apple MAC: Mac OS X 10.5.8, 10.6.5 or newer, PPC or Intel processor, 1 GB RAM, 400 MB disk space, 800x600 display resolution, ATI or NVIDIA graphics recommended.

Subjects: Filmed lectures.; Nonfiction films.; Science films.; Communicable diseases; Dengue; Diseases; Virology; Communicable Diseases, Emerging; Dengue; Disease Outbreaks.; Insect Vectors; SARS Virus; Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome;

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2000 and beyond [videorecording] : confronting the microbe menace / by Ganem, Donald E.(CARDINAL)332484; Howard Hughes Medical Institute.(CARDINAL)274867;

Lecture 1. Microbe hunters -- lecture 2. Microbes strike back -- lecture 3. Outwitting bacteria's wily ways -- lecture 4. Emerging infections.Ann DeStefano Sutherland, producer ; Wally Ashby, director.Donald E. Ganem, B. Brett Finlay, lecturers ; introductions by Purnell Choppin and Joseph Perpich.Howard Hughes Medical Institute holiday lectures on science, December 1999.Four lectures on infectious diseases, including animations and demonstrations.DVD.

Subjects: Science films.; Epidemiology.; Medical bacteriology.; Molecular biology.; Génétique biochimique.; Maladies infectieuses émergentes.; Micro-organismes; Communicable Diseases, Emerging.; Drug Resistance, Microbial.; Molecular Biology.;

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Scanning life's matrix [videorecording] : genes, proteins, and small molecules / by Lander, Eric S.; Howard Hughes Medical Institute.(CARDINAL)274867;

Reading genes and genomes / Eric S. Lander (60 min.) -- Probing genes and genomes / Stuart L. Schreiber (60 min.) -- Human genomics : a new guide for medicine / Eric S. Lander (60 min.) -- Chemical genomics : new tools for medicine / Stuart L. Schreiber (60 min.).Producer, Ann DeStefano Sutherland ; director, Wally Ashby.Introductions by Thomas R. Cech ; lectures by Stuart L. Schreiber and Eric S. Lander.Four lectures on genomic science and chemical genetics, with emphasis on how molecular biology, robotics, and advanced computation are combining to characterize a new generation of biomedical research.DVD.

Subjects: Biochemical genetics.; Human genome.; Human molecular genetics.; Medical genetics.; Genomics.; Molecular Biology.; Oligonucleotide Array Sequence Analysis.;

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Learning from patients [videorecording] : the science of medicine / by Vogelstein, Bert.; Zoghbi, Huda.; Howard Hughes Medical Institute.(CARDINAL)274867; Sutherland Media Productions.(CARDINAL)332483;

Disc 1. Lecture 1. Research mechanics : putting the brakes on cancer / Bert Vogelstein -- Lecture 2. Chaos to cure : basic research to patients / Bert Vogelstein -- Lecture 3. A healthy nervous system : a delicate balance / Huda Y. Zoghbi -- Lecture 4. The strength of families : solving Rett syndrome / Huda Y. Zoghbi. -- Disc 2. Special features.Ann DeStefano Sutherland, producer ; Wally Ashby, director.Lecturers, Bert Vogelstein, Huda Y. Zoghbi ; introductions by Thomas Cech, Peter Bruns, and Dennis Liu.Webcast live on December 4-5, 2003, from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute in Chevy Chase, Maryland.Medical researchers discuss how working with patients has influenced their efforts to understand and treat cancers and neurological disorders.DVD format.

Subjects: Cancer; Cerebellar ataxia; Medicine; Physician and patient.; Rett syndrome; Biomedical Research.; Neoplasms; Rett Syndrome; Spinocerebellar Ataxias;

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2000 and beyond [videorecording] : confronting the microbe menace / by Finlay, Brett.; Ganem, Donald E.(CARDINAL)332484; Howard Hughes Medical Institute.(CARDINAL)274867; Sutherland Media Productions.(CARDINAL)332483;

Lecture 1. Microbe hunters -- Lecture 2. Microbes strike back -- Lecture 3. Outwitting bacteria's wily ways -- Lecture 4. Emerging infections.Produced by Sutherland Media Productions ; Ann DeStefano Sutherland, producer ; Wally Ashby, director.Donald Ganem, B. Brett Finlay, lecturers ; introductions by Purnell Choppin and Joseph Perpich.4 lectures that describe how infectious agents are detected, how epidemics of infectious disease arise and bacterial disease, antibiotic resistance and the role of molecular biology in providing solutions.DVD.

Subjects: Epidemiology.; Medical bacteriology.; Molecular biology.;

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2000 and beyond [videorecording] : confronting the microbe menace / by Ganem, Donald E.(CARDINAL)332484; Howard Hughes Medical Institute.(CARDINAL)274867;

Lecture 1. Microbe hunters -- lecture 2. Microbes strike back -- lecture 3. Outwitting bacteria's wily ways -- lecture 4. Emerging infections.Ann DeStefano Sutherland, producer ; Wally Ashby, director.Donald E. Ganem, B. Brett Finlay, lecturers ; introductions by Purnell Choppin and Joseph Perpich.Howard Hughes Medical Institute holiday lectures on science, December 1999.Four lectures on infectious diseases, including animations and demonstrations.DVD.

Subjects: Science films.; Epidemiology.; Medical bacteriology.; Molecular biology.; DVDs.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.;

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Science of fat [videorecording] /

Disc 1. Deconstructing obesity -- Understanding fat : syndrome X and beyond -- Balancing the fat equation -- Exploring obesity : from the depths of the brain to the far Pacific -- Disc 2. Discussion sessions and interviews.Presenters: Jeffrey Friedman and Ronald M. Evans.DVD.

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