DNA

Genetic Testing: Risks

submitted by: MarkShriver
Katrina Voss discusses the risks of genetic testing in light of the personal genome project.

Genetic Testing: Benefits

submitted by: MarkShriver
Katrina Voss discusses the benefits of genetic testing in light of the personal genome project.

PCR RAP

submitted by: zach.cp
a rap about the Polymerase Chain Reaction that highlights a few things: *the beautiful way in which DNA is copied (using enzymes called Polymerases), *the great insight of Kary Mullis to create a useful tool that could copy DNA in monumental, exponential manner (using primers and heating/cooling cycles). * the human interest side of discovery: the first guy to invent a new technology may just end up with a Nobel Prize, and, should he/she choose, end up riding down Rodeo Drive with movie...

Bitter tasting, genes and food preferences

submitted by: MarkShriver
Morehouse College Students, Derrick Prioleau and Joseph Williams, present their class project production on the the genetics of PTC tasting and food preferences.

Uniqueness, Self Belonging and Intercourse in Nature-New Version

submitted by: hsrikm
Biological organization is discussed within a holistic framework . A new orientation is presented of natural processes with an approach in model construction that is focused strictly on physical form and centered away from abstractions that escape the perceptual senses, lead towards the postulation of non-verifiable and non-witnessible entities. A universal construction composed of first perspective representations of path, witness as unique loci in volumes of space delineated as surfaces...

Gregor Mobius - visualDNA/transcription2

submitted by: gregormobius
Visual method for representing five DNA and RNA bases U C A G T with five discrete values on the gray-scale: black (100%), dark (75%), gray(50%), light (25%) and white(0%) www.visualDNA.org This animation illustrates a proposal to replace the nucleic bases letter representation with five discrete values on the gray scale. Instead of letters UCAGT this concept employs five discrete values U=Black, C= Dark, A=Gray, G=light, and T= White. Value of "black" is defined as "absence of light", thus...

Gregor Mobius - visualDNA/replication2

submitted by: gregormobius
Visual method for representing five DNA and RNA bases U C A G T with five discrete values on the gray-scale: black (100%), dark (75%), gray(50%), light (25%) and white(0%) www.visualDNA.org This animation illustrates a proposal to replace the nucleic bases letter representation with five discrete values on the gray scale. Instead of letters UCAGT this concept employs five discrete values U=Black, C= Dark, A=Gray, G=light, and T= White. Value of "black" is defined as "absence of light", thus...

Gregor Mobius - visualDNA/entropy2

submitted by: gregormobius
Visual method for representing five DNA and RNA bases U C A G T with five discrete values on the gray-scale: Black (Uracil)-100%black, Dark(Cytosine) 75%, Gray(Adenine)-50%, Light(Guanine) -25% and White(Thymine) - 0% www.visualDNA.org Icon is a visual 3x4 matrix consisting of four codons (12 same or different bases). Special cases are icons with equal numbers of the two bases (for example 6xG and 6xC). In these cases an icon has high organization if bases C ocupies one its halves and G...

Gregor Mobius - visualDNA/entropy1

submitted by: gregormobius
Visual method for representing five DNA and RNA bases U C A G T with five discrete values on the gray-scale: Black (Uracil)-100%black, Dark(Cytosine) 75%, Gray(Adenine)-50%, Light(Guanine) -25% and White(Thymine) - 0% www.visualDNA.org Icon is a visual 3x4 matrix consisting of four codons (12 same or different bases). Special cases are icons with equal numbers of the two bases (for example 6xG and 6xC). In these cases an icon has high organization if bases C occupies one its halves and G...