Principles of Genetics 6/e               Robert H. Tamarin
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The following links will provide you with access to classical papers in the field of genetics or to recently published research and review articles focusing on the genetic concepts covered in this chapter.

• Collection of Classical Genetics Papers: Electronic Scholarly Publishing provides links to influential papers by Mendel, Galton, Garrod, and Morgan. These papers are highly recommended!

• You will find an extensive collection of resources, articles, and references focusing on Mendel and his paper at Mendel Web.

• Collection of Classical Genetics Papers: Electronic Scholarly Publishing provides links to an influential paper by Sutton. Highly recommended!

• Cell Cycle: This paper, entitled Cell Cycle Studies in Full Spin During Last Few Years, was published in The Scientist (1990). As the title suggests, the paper focuses on the geneticist’s increased understanding of events taking place during the cell cycle.

• Apoptosis: This paper, entitled Apoptosis Activity: Cell Death Establishes Itself as a Lively Research Field, was published by The Scientist in 1995. As the title suggests, the paper focuses on the study of programmed cell death.

• Collection of Classical Genetics Papers: Electronic Scholarly Publishing provides links to influential papers by McClung and Bridges. Highly Recommended!

• Commentary on the landmark paper of Watson and Crick discusses their presentation of a structure for DNA.

• Read about The Effects of Personal Interaction on the Discovery of DNA Structure.

• Watson's fascination with genes is discussed in Gene-ius Finds Secret of Life.

• Find out more about the man behind the discovery of the DNA structure in A Visit with Dr. Francis Crick.

• Scientific American Explorations: Peeking and Poking at DNA

• Read about the historic search for the genetic code in an American Scientist article entitled The Invention of the Genetic Code.

• Scientific American Explorations: Peeking and Poking at DNA

• K. Mullis paper on PCR Discovery

• DNA on the Witness Stand: a lecture given at the Winding Your Way Through DNA Symposium by forensic authority Dr. Eric S. Lander

• Howard Hughes Medical Institute Feature: Rapid Gene Sequencing

• Transgenic Plants: All You Ever Wanted to Know but Were Afraid to Ask

• From Corned Beef to Cloning: a lecture given at the Winding Your Way Through DNA Symposium by Stanley N. Cohen and Herbert W. Boyer

• The Mayo Clinic: Cloning Babies for Infertile Couples?

New Scientist Cloning Special Report

• Scientific American Explorations on Cloning: A Clone in Sheep's Clothing and Cloning Hits the Big Time

• Articles on the history of , future of, and arguments over cloning from the GeneLetter.

• Scientific American Explorations: Turning Back the Strands of Time

• Scientific American Explorations: Its Not All in the Genes

• Howard Hughes Medical Institute Features: Tumor Suppressor Genes and Colon Cancer

• Howard Hughes Medical Institute Features: Jumping DNA and the Human Immune System

• Scientific American Explorations: Gene Therapy

• Collection of Classical Genetics Papers: Electronic Scholarly Publishing provides links to influential papers by Muller and Wright. Highly Recommended!

• Evolution Evolving appeared in Scientific American and focuses on the potential for directed evolution in bacteria.

• Genetic Drift Online (from the Mountain States Regional Genetic Services Network) Volume 12 focuses on Teratogens.

• Genetic Drift Online (from the Mountain States Regional Genetic Services Network) Volume 10 focuses on nontraditional inheritance.

• Howard Hughes Medical Institute Features: Genes and Epilepsy

• The Bell Curve: A statement to the Editor of Science focusing on the controversial book about genetics, environment, race, and intelligence.

• Collection of Classical Genetics Papers: Electronic Scholarly Publishing provides links to influential papers by Hardy, Malthus, Darwin, and Wallace. Highly recommended!

• Collection of Classical Genetics Papers: Electronic Scholarly Publishing provides links to influential papers by Hardy, Malthus, Darwin, and Wallace. Highly recommended!

• Random Genetic Drift from the Talk.Origin Archive focuses on this process that alters allele frequencies.

• Collection of Classical Genetics Papers: Electronic Scholarly Publishing provides links to influential papers by Hardy, Malthus, Darwin, and Wallace. Highly recommended!

• Darwin’s The Origin of Species On-line

• Modern Synthesis of Genetics and Evolution from the Talk.Origin Archive focuses on the merger of genetics and evolutionary theory.

• Ancient DNA and the Polymerase Chain Reaction

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