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The Human Genome Project : cracking the genetic code of life / by Lee, Thomas F.(CARDINAL)325663;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 303-306) and index.1360L
Subjects: Human Genome Project.; Human gene mapping.;
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The human genome / by Dennis, Carina.(CARDINAL)662179; Gallagher, Richard B.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects: Human Genome Project.; Human genome.; Human gene mapping.;
© 2001., Palgrave,
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The book of man : the Human Genome Project and the quest to discover our genetic heritage / by Bodmer, W. F.(Walter Fred),1936-(CARDINAL)325901; McKie, Robin.(CARDINAL)325900;
1. All in the Family -- 2. The Dice of Life -- 3. DNA: Life's Mother Tongue -- 4. Lords of the Genome -- 5. Cutting the Cord -- 6. Wrong Division -- 7. Hunter Killers -- 8. All in the Mind -- 9. Probing the Past -- 10. Probing the Present -- 11. The Splice of Life -- 12. Mapping Our Genes: A Personal History by Walter Bodmer -- 13. The Slippery Slope.Our destinies lie in our DNA. Compressed, at the moment of our conception, into tiny, gossamer bundles, this "most golden of molecules" defines each of us uniquely, for along its delicate, twisting strands, the alphabet of life is etched in chemicals that will determine whether we will be short or tall; healthy or sickly; intelligent or slow; blond and blue-eyed or dark, with smoldering brown eyes. Unravelling the complex machinery involved in this process has been one of modern science's most exciting achievements, a story of inspiration and dedication (and occasional lost opportunities) that began in the nineteenth century with Mendel's discovery of the laws of inheritance. It has progressed today to the creation of biology's most ambitious undertaking: the Human Genome Project sometimes known as The Book of Man.This mighty enterprise, biology's equivalent of the Apollo lunar-landing program, is audacious in scope. It aims to uncover all the 100,000 genes that control human development and to detail the DNA alphabet of each. This knowledge is already revolutionizing our fundamental self-awareness. The entire molecular process of cancer causation is now being laid out before us, while the genes responsible for inherited illnesses, immune disorders (like rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes), psychiatric disorders, and other ailments are being exposed. And that is not all. We are learning much about our own history as a brash new species that poured out of Africa to conquer the world 100,000 years ago. Forensic science, the high-tech hunt for criminals, is also being transformed. In the process, however, this biological progress is raising vital questions about the ethical and moral consequences of these radical genetic breakthroughs.This, then is The Book of Man, the story of mankind's greatest voyage of self-discovery, a history of the fledgling science that will soon change all of our lives.
Subjects: Human Genome Project.;
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The Human Genome Project / by Levy, Janey,author.(CARDINAL)344686;
Includes bibliographical references (page 31) and index.What was the Human Genome Project? -- Why do the Human Genome Project? -- A special language -- A brief history of genetics -- A brief history of the Human Genome Project -- The Human Genome Project's impact -- A brave new world.Junior Library Guild"The Human Genome Project was a groundbreaking, life-altering development of the late 20th century and a major evolution in science and medicine. Readers of this remarkable volume will follow the scientists of the international, collaborative research program as they map the human genome. They'll learn about the science behind the project as well as the scientific and medical possibilities opened by it. Vivid photographs support the fascinating text, and sidebars, fact boxes, and captions enrich your reader's experience"--Provided by the publisher.Ages 9-11.Grade 4-6.1050LTAccelerated Reader ARAccelerated ReaderA Junior Library Guild selection
Subjects: Human Genome Project.; Human Genome Project; Gene mapping.; Gene mapping; Genetics.; Genetics; Human gene mapping; Human genome.; Human genome;
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The $1,000 genome : the revolution in DNA sequencing and the new era of personalized medicine / by Davies, Kevin,1960-(CARDINAL)395349;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 287-324) and index.Jim and Craig's excellent adventure -- 23 and you -- Everybody wants to change the world -- DNA dreams -- The British invasion -- Service call -- My genome and me -- Consumer reports -- Cease and desist -- Another week, another genome -- The 15-minute genome -- Personalized response -- The rest of us.
Subjects: Human Genome Project.; Human gene mapping.;
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Drawing the map of life : inside the Human Genome Project / by McElheny, Victor K.(CARDINAL)721459;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Building the toolbox -- Getting started -- Scaling up -- Crisis -- Surprises -- Human variety -- The struggle for medical relevance.
Subjects: Human Genome Project;
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The Human Genome Project : cracking the code within us / by Marshall, Elizabeth L.(CARDINAL)394403;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 119-121) and index.Describes the ten-year, multimillion dollar Human Genome Project and its process of gene mapping; includes concerns of critics of the project.1110LAccelerated Reader AR
Subjects: Human Genome Project.; Human Genome Project; Gene mapping; Genetics; Genomes;
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The human genome project : what does decoding DNA mean for us? / by Boon, Kevin Alexander,1956-;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 123-124) and index.To know ourselves -- Understanding genes and genetics -- Human genome project -- Health, eugenics, and genetic counseling -- Project's effect on industry and science -- Social issues -- Legal and ethical issues -- Look to the future -- Chronology.Discusses genes, genetics, and the legal and ethical issues involved in mapping DNA in the human body.
Subjects: Human Genome Project; DNA; Genetics; Gene mapping;
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Cracking the genome : inside the race to unlock human DNA / by Davies, Kevin,1960-(CARDINAL)395349;
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects: Human Genome Project;
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Cracking the genome : inside the race to unlock human DNA / by Davies, Kevin,1960-(CARDINAL)395349;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 253-296) and index.
Subjects: Human Genome Project; Human genome;
Available copies: 3 / Total copies: 4
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