Course: Why Biology Matters: The Genome and You

Genetic engineering refers to the modification, manipulation, or direct changing of an organism’s genes using biotechnology.

Itziar de Lecuona, doctor in law, professor in the Department of Medicine of the University of Barcelona, and Deputy Director of the Bioethics and Law Observatory, (Unesco Chair of Bioethics) …

Itziar de Lecuona, doctor in law, professor in the Department of Medicine of the University of Barcelona, and Deputy Director of the Bioethics and Law Observatory, (Unesco Chair of Bioethics) …

Greg Gibson, Professor and Director, Center for Integrative Genomics, School of Medicine, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. His research focuses on three broad areas: quantitative evolutionary genetics, focusing on disease …

Anna di Rienzo, Professor at the Department of Human Genetics of the University of Chicago. Her research focuses on the genetic architecture of traits and diseases that vary across human …

Biobanks are organized collections of human biological material. They are used to produce and store a lot of associated information for research purposes. How should they be dealt with?

Greg Gibson, Professor and Director, Center for Integrative Genomics, School of Medicine, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. His research focuses on three broad areas: quantitative evolutionary genetics, focusing on disease …

Biobanks are organized collections of human biological material. They are used to produce and store a lot of associated information for research purposes. How should they be dealt with?

Anna di Rienzo, Professor at the Department of Human Genetics of the University of Chicago. Her research focuses on the genetic architecture of traits and diseases that vary across human …

Biobanks are organized collections of human biological material. They are used to produce and store a lot of associated information for research purposes. How should they be dealt with?

When we try to understand genetic diseases, we see that they often do not follow a single mode of inheritance.

Biobanks are organized collections of human biological material. They are used to produce and store a lot of associated information for research purposes. How should they be dealt with?

When we try to understand genetic diseases, we see that they often do not follow a single mode of inheritance.

Biobanks are organized collections of human biological material. They are used to produce and store a lot of associated information for research purposes. How should they be dealt with?

Lluís Quintana-Murci, Pasteur Institut in Paris. His research focuses on different ways of reading genomes. He is trying to trace the population history of humans, mostly in Africa and Asia, …