Genes, Genomes and Health
In recent years, mind-boggling progress has been made in genome sequencing and understanding the huge amount of data such an activity produces.
Extra teaching materials
In addition to the printed issue, we've created plenty of online teaching resources to help both inside and outside the classroom.
ANIMATIONS
- DNA sequencing - the Sanger method
- Zoom in on your genome
- DNA to protein - transcription and translation
ARTICLES
- Sequencing technologies
- Pathogens
- Neonatal diabetes
- National DNA database
- What Turner syndrome is like for me
- What primary ciliary dyskinesia is like for me
- What androgen insensitivity syndrome is like for me
IMAGE GALLERY
GAMES
GENETIC SLIDER
LESSON IDEAS
VIDEOS
#16: Mus spretus and Mus domesticus look similar, but crosses between these two species of mouse fail to produce offspring because of a single genetic incompatibility. Read more
