Humania: Research by people, about people, for people
It’s true — humans get way too much press, given our small numbers. But deal with it, ok? After all, if cuttlefish ran the web, we all know who’d get the hype.
Genomena
As genomes evolve, so does the world.
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- About Genomena.com
- Concepts: Genetics jargon
- Issues: Genetics, evolution, and policy
- Human diversity
- Reproductive cloning
- The new emperor’s clones: Obama’s refreshing but tepid embrace of reasoned sci/tech policy
- Cloning, part one: The ballad of bill S.812
- Cloning, part two: Hearsay, hearsay!
- Cloning, part three: Eve
- Cloning, part four: Our genomes, ourselves
- Cloning, part five: Eugenics
- Cloning, part six: Poverty and exploitation
- Cloning: Epilogue
- Technology: how we look at and manipulate DNA
- Humania: Research by people, about people, for people
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Reference
- National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI): Check any biologist’s web browser, and this will likely be the home page, or the most visited site. You can use it too.
- Tree of Life: Earth’s diversity of life forms, and how they’re related to one another
- UCSC Genome Bioinformatics: Fast, small-footprint rival to NCBI for genome sequence data-mining
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