Articles related to "Genes"



Sea Creatures 101: Transgenic Fish: GloFish
GloFish are very popular hobby fish. Did you know that they were "created" by scientists years ago? Why would a scientist spend countless hours doing this? Find out in this article.
• glofish • zebra dannio • transgenic fish • gfp gene • rfp gene

Are We Controlled by Our Genes?
There is ongoing debate whether or not our behavior is controlled by our genes, which can make some of your genealogy discoveries a little troublesome.
• nature or nurture • genetic behavior • genetic genealogy • genes in genealogy • criminals in family tree

DNAs Selective Signature of Genes
Genetic sequencing allows MIT scientists to examine natural selection through the selective signature of a gene across a range of microbial species.
• selective signature gene • molecular evolutionary genetics • genetic sequencing • microbial natural selection • microbe natural selection patterns

Selecting Genes in Offspring
Some members of the deaf and dwarf communities want to pass on these characteristics to their offspring. This development is compared to other forms of community identity
• genetic selection • eugenics • community identity • framing disease • reproductive choice

Blue Genes
The quest for mood genes continues ...
• depression • bipolar disorder • mood • genetics • mood genes

Dyslexia: Is It In The Genes?
University of Calgary medical researchers have found the location of a gene that makes people likely to inherit dyslexia. It is hoped that this ongoing research will lead to routine genetic screening that could provide early identification of the condition, so that children could get help prior to and upon entering the school system.
• dyslexia • dyslexia • learning disabilities • learning disabilities

Ataxia in the Cajun Gene Pool
Ataxia is a hereditary "shark" in the gene pool of the Cajun population.
• cajun • acadiana • ataxia • hereditary • disease

Gene Changes and Obesity
Recent studies are showing that chemicals like nicotine can change a fetus's DNA to predispose him or her to obesity as an adult through a process called epigenetics.
• obesity epidemic • epigenetics • obesity • methylation • nicotine

Gene Kelly
Three films by which to trace the rise and fall of one of filmdom's great musical stars
• gene kelly • fred astaire • judy garland • for me and my gal • frank sinatra

Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda
A review of the newest Roddenberry series Andromeda.
• andromeda • review • sci-fi • tv

Gene Sarazen and the Masters
For all his accomplishments, Gene Sarazen will forever be linked to the Masters by one incredible shot - A double eagle that's been called golf's greatest shot ever.
• gene sarazen and the masters • shot heard round the world • incredible double eagle put masters on the map • greatest shot in golf history • golf's greatest shot

Gene Simmons' Family Jewels
Gene Simmons and clan have teamed up for a surprisingly normal yet entertaining look at family life.
• gene simmons • kiss • shannon tweed • sophie simmons • sophie tweed-simmons

Gene Simmons' My Dad the Rock Star
Believe it or not, one of TV's newest enduring father figures is based on KISS' Gene Simmons. This new cartoon on Teletoon is a fun look at the life of Willy Zilla, a 12-year-old who just wants to be a boy, not a spectacle.

Golf Legend Gene Sarazen
One of professional golf's great early champions, Gene Sarazen did more than just win titles. He contributed to the game he loved for almost a century.
• gene sarazen • golf legend gene sarazen • eugenio saraceni • nick-named the squire • sarazen winner of 7 majors

Inheriting the Fat Gene
How much of a role does genetics play in obesity? Does inheriting the fat gene make it impossible to achieve a healthy weight?
• inheriting the fat gene • families linked by obesity • genetics and obesity • lifestyle factor • overweight

Matt Janz, Creator of Out of the Gene Pool
Bulbous nosed, large ringed spots and a hairy back – a very furry, fuzzy, hairy back. Doesn’t sound particularly appealing, does it? Pot bellied and ugly, yet interesting, kind and sweet, this unlikely creature is Rufus, one of the star characters in <i>Out of the Gene Pool.</i> The innovative comic strip was created by Matt Janz, the first FineToon Fellowship winner.
• matt janz • out of the gene pool • finetoon fellowship • washington post writers group • cartoon

The Golden Gene and Fair Skin
By looking at the golden gene, scientists have found that Northern Europeans turned lighter-skinned some 30,000 years after they arrived in Europe.
• white skin • fair skin • northern european • golden gene • vitamin d

DIETS, MOLECULES AND OBESITY: PART II
This is the second part of a three-part series. It deals with the fact that most obese people are so because of a genetic susceptibility. The susceptibility is brought about because our genes have not evolved to be adapted to an environment in which there is easy access to food rich in energy and very little need of physical work to obtain it.
• obesity • genes • carbohydrates • fats • fat reserve

MORE ON OBESITY
In 1999 wrote three articles about the basic Biochemistry facts of how the body uses the energy that we eat in under the form of carbohydrates, fats and proteins. I discussed why overeating leads to obesity and I also talked a little bit about diets.
• obesity • genes • worms • epidemics • energy

My Mom - The Manic Depressive (for kids)
Read about my mom who had Bipolar Affective Disorder (Manic Depression) and the effect it had on my life.
• bipolar • mental • health • genes • inherit

THE LONG ROAD AHEAD OF THE HUMAN GENOME PROJECT
What we can expect from the human genome project in the near future.
• human genome project • genes • diseases • dna • sequences

THE PROMISES OF THE HUMAN GENOME PROJECT
More than 15 years ago the Human Genome Project (HGP) was started as an international effort to decode its billion of bases.
• bioinformatics • pharmacogenomics • proteomics • transcriptonomics • genes

Cystic Fibrosis
A look at the molecular biology behind cystic fibrosis, it's pattern of inheritance and the prospects of future gene therapy.
• cystic fibrosis • gene therapy • cftr • inheritance • treatment

Genetically Modified…
Genetic modification involves manipulating genes within living organisms to give those organisms desired characteristics they do not naturally have themselves.
• genetically modified • gmo • genetic modification • biotechnology • pharmaceuticals

Genetics of Red Hair & Redheads
Changes in the MC1R gene that lead to red hair will always be present at a low level in the collective DNA of humanity.
• genetics of red hair • redheads are here to stay • mc1r • gene • redheads will not die out

Pheremones Decide Mice Sexuality
A mouse genetic study in which the TRPC2 gene was eliminated turned males and females into dominant bisexuals.
• sexual behavior • bisexual • homosexual • pheromone • brain wiring

Striking 12 Opens In New York
Based on the short story "The Little Match Girl", Striking 12 has become a sensation since it premiered in development productions across the United States.
• striking 12 • groovelily • little match girl • rachel sheinkin • brendan milburn

The Genetics of Breed Dog Size
Dogs come in lots of shapes and sizes. Scientists have figured out that the IGF1 gene is one of the main reasons why.
• dog breed genetics • igf1 gene • dog evolution • dog size • canine genome

Woodling: Never Say "Nice Hustle"
Gene Woodling has become almost unknown as the years have passed, but he is one of only twelve players who has played on five consecutive World Champions.
• woodling • yankees • he • players • gene woodling

The Genetics of Human Skin Color
A genetic study in zebrafish helps to identify the gene responsible for Europeans' pale skin-the golden gene.
• human skin color • skin color genes • golden gene • fair skin • caucasian

Children of Porphyria
Porphyria is rarely diagnosed in children. It usually shows up in their twenties, after all other possible causes have been ruled out.
• porphyria • children • gene • inherited • gulf war

Double Feature: Rita Hayworth
Rita Hayworth will always be Gilda, but her skill extended beyond being a screen temptress. She was one of the best dancers of the golden age of musicals. Here are two of her most accomplished performances.
• cover girl • you were never lovelier • gene kelly • fred astaire • dancing

Guns Guns Guns
We all played with guns as youngsters. There is much that we don't realize about them. Like for instance...
• louis marx • remco • mego • roy rogers • gene autry

NBC Doesn't Achieve Ratings Gold
This week we look at NBC's Olympic ratings, presidential debates, the playoffs for Major League Baseball, This Week in TV History and an upcoming trivia contest for CHARLIE'S ANGELS.
• c-span • presidential debates • olympics • bat masterson • gene barry

The Horses are Coming
The cowboys are coming. Can you hear them? Interest in westerns and cowboys is rising. Some of the factors are.
• roy rogers • lone ranger • gene autry • rex allen • dale evans

The Real Life Soap Opera of PLAYMAKERS
The NFL is up in arms over the depiction of locker room antics as displayed on "Playmakers". Will ESPN's sports themed soap opera outlast the glorious legacy of the XFL? Stay tuned to find out.
• football • nfl • espn • censorship • entertainment

Vampires!
Vampires Blade Buffy the vampire slayer Marv Wolfman Gene Conlan Dark Horse Marvel Wesley Snipes Swamp Thing Man-Thing
• blade • buffy the vampire slayer • marv wolfman • gene conlan • dark horse

Welcome To Mooseport
A review of the movie "Welcome To Mooseport".
• cinema • films • movies • criticism • ray romano

Wolfman sues Blade Studio
Blade Marve Wolfman Gene Conlan New Line Cinema Wesley Snipes
• blade • marvin wolfman • gene conlan • new line cinema • wesley snipes

Syndrome X
The myth of Aboriginal genetic difference is being made reality through malnutrition, resulting in a plague of Syndrome X.
• syndrome x • indigenous health • indigenous malnutrition • aboriginal disease • aboriginal kidney failure

Genetics of Anxiety Disorder PTSD
JAMA study reveals relationship between post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), child abuse and a stress-related gene.
• genetics anxiety disorder • environment anxiety disorder • post traumatic stress disorder genetic factors • risk of post traumatic stress disorder • risk of ptsd

Huntington’s disease
The word chorea is a Greek word that means dance. This refers to a characteristic of the disease which includes quick, incessant, jerky and involuntary movement
• huntington's • chorea • gene • inheriting • genetic

More Top Reality TV Moments
In the second installment of the top reality moments of 2006, we give big ups to families, models and chefs. Yippee!
• marcel • top chef • hells kitchen • hell's kitchen • gordon ramsay

Aboriginal Syndrome X
The myth of Aboriginal genetic deficit is becoming reality through malnutrition and a plague of Syndrome X that is becoming hereditary through intergenerational poverty.
• aboriginal health • aboriginal kidney disease • aboriginal genetic difference • aboriginal genes • aboriginal health study

Eugenics and Aborigines
Genetic science, while having the potential to support social justice for Indigenous people, is often compromised by racist agendas grounded in Eugenics - Nazi ideology.
• aboriginal genes • aboriginal genetic • science and racism • racist science • eugenics movement

Genetics And Hypertension
Genetics and environmental factors contribute equally to the development of high blood pressure. Genes in the RAS are particularly important.
• genetics of hypertension • genetics of high blood pressure • contributing factors of hypertension • contributing factors of blood pressure • renin angiotensin mutations

Genotype, Phenotype & Heredity
What is the relationship between genes, chromosomes and DNA? Genotypes, phenotypes and alleles? Read on to learn how inheritance works.
• genotype phenotype • simple inheritance • genetic complete dominance • bent little finger • homozygous heterozygous alleles

AmericanTeenage Idols 1960 to 1963
Teen idols who made it big in the music world and some who also starred on television or movies.
• american teenage idols 1960 to 1963 • teen idols made big music world television movies • frankie avalon • fabian forte • bobby rydell

Hair on human ear
Hairy human pinna, a condition found only in males, is no more considered to be on Y chromosome but a large number of students are still being taught that this is a holandric gene. Read on to see how erroneous education departments perpetuate giving misinformation.
• quiz • answer key • human pinna • tuft of hair • biology text books

A Flu or Two!
Find out the answer to "How can I get the flu twice?"
• influenza • kids • flu • antigenic drift • antigenic shift


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