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Seriess looking at the moral questions of the next century, as the limits of social behaviour, medicine, science and technology are pushed ever further. In each programme Michael Buerk discusses the issues...
One of a series of 13 short films about remarkable scientific discoveries by Nobel prizewinners and their colleagues. This programme looks at human genetics, how heredity works and the work of the Nobel...
Examines how the field of genetics has been radically altered by the successful cloning of Dolly the sheep. Looks at the possibility of growing organs outside of the body for spare-part surgery, and also at...
Explains the techniques that have been developed to ‘micro-sort’ sperm in order to pre-select the sex of a child. With the completion of the Human Genome Project in the foreseeable future, it seems...
This series of five 20-minute programmes explains the workings of the human body using advanced virtual technology. Presented from inside the body, body functions are viewed close up and functions are...
An investigation into vital human physiological processes. Ten interactive animations using movement, colour, sound and interaction, cover lifespan and lifestyle, drug addiction, smoking and cancer, synaptic...
Based on ‘Atlas of Clincial Haematology’, (Hoffbrand and Pettit, 1995) the CD-ROM is a fully illustrated diagnostic guide. Includes sections on transfusion and cytology and new information on genetics,...
Uses live-action photography and computer generated animation to survey and explore evolution through natural selection and explores the role of genetic mutations in creating new species. Explains DNA and...
A balanced look at the degree to which science can alter our genetic makeup. There is a danger that simplistic thinking could assume that there is a gene for something like homosexuality, whereas science is...
Late in 1996 archaeologists in the remote north-west Australia’s Northern Territory claimed to have found the oldest art in the world and evidence for the arrival of people in Australia three times earlier...
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