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1. [The establishment process of lac operon model and the analysis of several teaching problems].

2. Muddled genetic terms miss and mess the message.

4. Transposing from the laboratory to the classroom to generate authentic research experiences for undergraduates.

6. Are Africans, Europeans, and Asians different "races"? A guided-inquiry lab for introducing undergraduate students to genetic diversity and preparing them to study natural selection.

9. Using student-generated UV-induced Escherichia coli mutants in a directed inquiry undergraduate genetics laboratory.

10. The complete mitochondrial genome of the stomatopod crustacean Squilla mantis.

11. [ENU mouse mutagenesis and advanced reverse genetics].

12. Construction of a host range-expanded hybrid baculovirus of BmNPV and AcNPV, and knockout of cysteinase gene for more efficient expression.

13. Understanding human DNA sequence variation.

14. Bioinorganic chemistry in the postgenomic era.

15. Sequence first. Ask questions later.

17. [Epigenetics: DNA methylation].

18. The ethics of the economics of patenting the human genome.

19. The ethics and economics of patenting the human genome.

20. Homo economicus: commercialization of body tissue in the age of biotechnology.

21. The price of profit.

22. NHGRI's intramural ethics experiment.

23. Timing is everything for tissue-sample genetics.

24. Promoting and managing genome innovation.

26. Genes jump into the marketplace.

27. Should we patent God's creation?

28. [Searching for genetic markers--in the fields of forensic medicine and human genetics].

29. Patenting of human genes, cells and parts of the body? -- the ethical dimensions of patent law.

30. Genes from a disappearing world.

31. Rationale for an integrated approach to genetic epidemiology.

32. The dream of the human genome: doubts about the Human Genome Project.

33. Genetic sequences.

34. Molecular and reproductive biology in animal genetics.

35. Nucleotidic cofactors and the origin of the genetic code.

37. Statistical properties of the Jukes-Holmquist method of estimating the number of nucleotide substitutions: reply to Holmquist and Conroy's criticism.

38. Mendelism and the new genetics.

39. The new genetics and clinical medicine: a summing up.

42. CONSERVATION OF RIBOSOMAL AND MESSENGER RIBONUCLEIC ACID CISTRONS IN BACILLUS SPECIES.

43. THE ARRANGEMENTS OF NUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCES IN T2 AND T5 BACTERIOPHAGE DNA MOLECULES.

44. On the origin of macromolecular sequences.

46. A MOLECULAR APPROACH IN THE SYSTEMATICS OF HIGHER ORGANISMS. DNA INTERACTIONS PROVIDE A BASIS FOR DETECTING COMMON POLYNUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCES AMONG DIVERSE ORGANISMS.

47. CURRENT CONCEPTS OF CANCER.

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