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Genetic Engineering in Medicine, Professor Bob Goldberg HC70A Winter 2006 Genetic Engineering in Medicine, Agriculture, and Law Professor Bob Goldberg Class Announcements 2/14/06

Crisis in US Science & Technology

HC70AL Spring 2006 Gene Discovery Laboratory Professor Bob Goldberg M 6-8 TTh 2-6 Send Me An Email Indicating That You Would Like To Take the Lab and Have A “Real-Life” Science Experience Go To http://www.mcdb.ucla.edu/Research/Goldberg/HHMI_Program/hc70al.html

Take-Home Exam & Oral Mid-Term Exam Exam Out - Today Questions Due - 3/2 Mid-Term Oral - 3/2 Rules & Fail Safe

Discussion Tomorrow Play -When Science Takes the Witness Stand -- DNA Testing & Criminal Cases Law School Murphy Hall

Review of Last Lecture How Do DNA & Genes Replicate? The Double Helix Genetic Engineering & The PCR Revolution! Kerry Mullis & PCR - The Movie!

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Handout Reading The Molecular Genetics of Hemophilia** Your Genes Your Choices Genomes.Org - The Human Genome Project Information Should We Make a Fuss? A Case for Social Responsibility in Science Rising Above the Gathering Storm & Is America Flunking Science?

Today Mutations, Pedigrees, & Genetic Diversity Genes To Proteins The Genetic Code & Genetic Engineering DNA vs. RNA Gene Activity in Bacteria & Eukaryotes One Gene-Many Proteins-Relevance to Humans & Chimps! Yo-It’s All in the Sequences!-Modules & Genetic Engineering! From Pedigree To Gene To Drug-A Case Study-Hemophilia