Gene Technology Part 1

Synopsis: Explores the history of our understanding of genetics from Mendel’s observations to Watson and Crick’s discovery of DNA. Outlines the function of DNA, chromosomes, genes and protein replication, and discusses how research into genetics has led to the development of gene technology. Examines how bacteria are engineered to mass-produce substances like insulin, looks into cloning and explores the importance of the human genome project.
Series: Gene Technology, Series
Language: English
Country: Australia
Medium: Video; Videocassette. VHS. col. 21 min.
Year of production: 1999
Availability: Sale; 2000 sale: £40.00 (+VAT +p&p) each
Uses: Ages 17 and up.
Subjects: Agriculture; Biology
Keywords: bioethics; DNA; genetic engineering; genetically modified foods; genetics

Name: Classroom Video
Notes: Classroom Video ceased trading in January 2015. Some of their assets including the streaming platform and our curriculum content have been acquired by ClickView. Around 160 DVD titles are available (or will be made available) through Boulton-Hawker.

Name: Classroom Video
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