There was a prominence of human molecular genetics articles, mainly on the health care field. Pharmacogenomics seems to be a field of research on the rise, or at least it seems to be catching the attention of the broad public. Here's a list of the articles students discussed in class:
- Donor Kidney Survival Determined By Genes, Not Race
- Genetic clue to common birth defects found
- Do genes make people evil?
- Scientists discover genetic weakness in MRSA superbug wich could lead to new ways of fighting infection
- Could gene tests tell if kids can be sports stars?
- Decoding Cancer
- Single-Letter Change in DNA Code May Spell ADHD
- In a genetic research first, researchers turn zebrafish genes off and on
- Genetic Testing + Abortion = ???
- Decoding tumors in search of more effective cancer treatments
- Pharmacogenomics, the next frontier in medicine?
- Genetic testing can help predict if chemo will work
- Cancer Screening Approach Using HSV to Force Cells to Secrete Biomarker Developed
- Use Of Genetic Information May Help Predict Likelihood Of Survival Following Chemotherapy For Breast Cancer
- MicroRNA Mediates Gene-Diet Interaction Related to Obesity, Researchers Find
- Happiness linked to a gene that comes in long and short versions
- 2 unsuspected proteins may hold the key to creating artificial chromosomes
- Alzheimer's known unknowns: new genetic risk factors
- Johns Hopkins team identifies genetic link to attempted suicideTwo Unsuspected Proteins May Hold the Key to Creating Artificial Chromosomes
- U.S. researchers discover human lung stem cell
- Parents Want Genetic Testing for Kids: Study
- Electronic Records Speed Genetic Studies
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