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Live sequences of pea plants (with animation superimposed) combine with animated drawings of ‘Drosophila’ and mice to introduce the Mendelian principles of genetics and illustrate the way characters are...
Documentary series on evolutionary biology. In this episode presenter Dr Armand Leroi speaks of the levels of sophistication in the human brain and one of the examples given is Othello. Othello and Iago are...
Interview with Dr Richard Nicholson, Editor of the Bulletin of Medical Ethics, on the new discovery by American scientists that homosexuality can be passed genetically. And ethical concerns it raises over...
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Interview with actor and gay rights campaigner Michael Cashman on the new American scientific research which claims homosexuality is passed through genes, and the religious aspects and discrimination issues...
Discusses continuous and discontinuous variation, recent techniques in mapping genes on particular chromosomes, the role of inheritance in susceptibility to disease, and IQ and the implications of genetics...
An English language version of the German original made in 1963. Recreates Mendel’s classic experiments on the pea as a means of expounding the basic principles of Mendelian genetics.
A discussion of the patterns of inheritance which assumes knowledge of the basic principles of genetics.
Seventeen interactive modules looking at key concepts related to human biology. Contents: cell biology: how proteins function, haemoglobin, cell size, active transport, cell-cell interactions, mitosis:...
Looks the reasons for the rapid spread in the resistance of bacteria to antibiotics.
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