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View Resource Current News Releases on human genome research advancements

This website features news articles from NIH News that relate to findings on the human genome and associated diseases.

http://www.genome.gov/10000475
View Resource How to Sequence a Genome

This website provides a series of 13 videos that illustrate the methodology of human genome sequencing. The transcripts are also included as a text. The videos may be viewed independently or sequentially. The videos include titles "E.Coli Storage", "Sequencing Reactions," and "Reading Sequencing Prooducts."

https://www.genome.gov/25019885/online-education-kit-how-to-...
View Resource Biotechnology Active Learning Teachable Tidbit

In this activity, students are exposed to some of the most significant biomolecules currently exploited by technology and identify their natural origins. They also explain the significance of the roles these biomolecules play in nature, as well as for humans. Specifically, students work to develop a logical process for a real-life application of biotechnology (insulin production) using knowledge...

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View Resource Of Mice and Methyl Groups Teachable Tidbit (Epigenetics)

This is a one-day teachable unit with pre and post-class activities. Materials in this teachable unit are geared towards introducing epigenetics as a form of non-genetic inheritance to students who have little or no prior knowledge of epigenetics. Students are however expected to have a basic understanding of the central dogma: replication, transcription, translation, and their regulatory...

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http://clse-cwis.asc.ohio-state.edu/teachable_tidbits/mice_a...
View Resource Case Study: Earwax...Is That Genetic?

This activity is a case study that draws from the work of Yoshiura et al (2006), where a single base substitution in the ABCC11 gene can result in phenotypic change in earwax consistency. A New York Times article discussing this study is used as the main reading of this activity, as it discusses the case without using key terminology and without specifically explaining the genetics behind the...

https://clse-cwis.asc.ohio-state.edu/case_studies/earwax
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