Mammal Human
Below are some useful links about Human on Mammal:
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Genome Machine  - Provide a graphical user interface to genetic databases to determine what genes have been mapped to a particular chromosome location. From the University of Washington. |
| Primer on Molecular Genetics - Description of the basic strategy and methodology for mapping and sequencing the human genome. From the Department of Energy. |
| Cytogenetics Information Site - Study of chromosomes and the diseases caused by numerical and structural chromosome abnormalities. Karyotypes and FISH images of normal and abnormal chromosomes are included. |
| Deoxyribonucleic Acid - Learn about the structure of DNA, how it replicates, protein synthesis and its history. |
| Did Human Genome Map Vindicate Darwin? - Evolutionists have claimed that the Human Genome Map has proved man evolved from lower animals. Is this fact or fiction? Response from the Institute for Creation Research. |
| The Dolan DNA Learning Center - A wide variety of online DNA resources as well as information on workshops, field trips, courses and products. |
| eGenome - Catalogs a wide range of genomic landmarks, including transcripts, markers, polymorphisms, large-insert clones, and DNA sequences. |
| Genetic Health - Background on genetics, genetic aspects of specific conditions and diseases, counseling and testing, and clinical trials. |
| GeneWanderer - Provides a computational method of prioritising a set of candidate genes according to their probability of being involved in a particular disease or phenotype. |
| The Greatest Biological Development in Science History - Article about the human genome and its discovery. Includes diagram of the biological Rosetta Stone and a table of human genome statistics. |
| How Designer Children Will Work - Illustrated narrative about the idea of designing babies . Includes mapping the human genome and genetic prescreening |
| Human Chromosome Launchpad - Information about each human chromosome. Features links to gene maps, sequences, genetic disorders, identified genes, laboratories, and research. |
| Human Genetics Disorders - Provides a history of genetics and information on all known human genetic disorders, with short videos of many. |
| Human Genetics Programme - World Health Organization program which develops genetic approaches to the control of the most common hereditary diseases and those with a genetic predisposition. |
| The Human Genome - The Wellcome Trust provides information on the human genome, and the impact of human genes on health, disease and society. |
| Human Genome Center - Research at the Institute of Medical Science at the University of Tokyo is focused on diseases such as cancer using cDNA microarray systems and supercomputers. |
| Human Genome Project - Information about the Project, its progress, history, and goals; issues associated with genome research; frequently asked questions, the science behind the project; and Project sponsors. |
| Innovation - A companion piece to the PBS series. Features the latest biomedical and genetical treatments and research. Contains original articles and animations. |
| International Communication Forum in Human Molecular Genetics. - Features a mailing list, table of contents of leading journals, listings of meetings and seminars and a classified ads section . |
| Molecular Genetic Basis of ABO Blood Group System - Fumiichiro Yamamoto, Ph.D., aims to disseminate knowledge on the molecular genetic basis of the ABO blood grouping system. Also provides details of Dr Yamamoto's publications. |
| National Center for Genome Resources - Develop bioinformatics and computational biology tools to support genetic analysis and discovery. Features scientific programs, software, and career opportunities. |
| SNP Genetics Wiki - A wiki investigating the genetics of human diseases. |
| Your Genome - The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute provides a source of information, resources and discussion on genome science including DNA, genes, genome sequencing, the Human Genome Project and contemporary topics in genetics and genomics. |
| BBC: Human Genome Project - Transcript of a discussion with David Baltimore, John Sulston and David Bentley about the project. (December 2, 2001) |