Research Articles
Nature and Nurture: The 1933 Lecture That Revolutionized How We See Genetics
Explore Lancelot Hogben's groundbreaking 1933 lectures that transformed our understanding of genetics and environment interaction, challenging eugenics and establishing modern clinical genetics.
The Genetic Battlefield: How DNA Science Revolutionized Our COVID-19 Response
Explore how genetic science transformed our understanding and response to the COVID-19 pandemic through viral sequencing, host genetics, and revolutionary research tools.
Cracking the Code: How High School Students Really Feel About Genetics
Exploring high school students' perceptions of genetics using semantic differential methodology - research findings and educational implications
From Racial Science to Molecular Genetics: A Scientific Institution's Rebirth
The transformation of a Nazi-era eugenics institute into a pioneering molecular genetics center represents science's profound ethical reckoning.
The Public and the Double Helix: Navigating the Genetic Revolution
Exploring public understanding of genetics and its implications for healthcare, policy, and society in the age of genetic revolution.
Taking the Plunge into the Gene Pool: Exploring Our Genetic Blueprint
Discover the fascinating world of genetics, from Mendel's pea experiments to modern gene editing technologies like CRISPR-Cas9.
Medical Genetics in Cuba: A Model of Community Healthcare
Explore Cuba's innovative approach to medical genetics, focusing on prevention, equity, and community-based care that has transformed public health outcomes.
The Genetic Revolution: How Your DNA is Transforming Medicine and What Comes Next
Explore how human genetics is revolutionizing medicine through gene editing, pharmacogenomics, and ethical considerations in genetic research.
Cracking the Genetic Code of Male Infertility: New Research Identifies Hidden Risk Factors
Groundbreaking research identifies genetic risk factors for male infertility, revealing SHOC1, PCSK4, AP3B1, and DLK1 genes associated with spermatogenic failure.
The DNA of Hunger: How Genetics and Appetite Conspire in Obesity
Exploring how genetics and developmental epidemiology are joining forces to understand the biological underpinnings of obesity and appetite regulation.