Craig Venter

Tuesday 01/09/2007

Geneticist Craig Venter, who has mapped his personal genome, discusses what he learned and how the interplay of environmental factors and genetics affects the risks of certain diseases.

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Category: Health Science
Other appearances: October 2013 October 2013 May 2010 May 2010 December 2007 December 2007 January 2007 July 2001 July 2001 February 2001

Science Series: The Human Genome
Health, Science
Air Date 01/09/2007
Sir Paul Nurse and James Watson on DNA; Eric Lander on genes and cancer; Craig Venter on his personal genome. 50:45
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Eric Lander
Health, Science
Air Date 01/09/2007
Biologist Eric Lander explains how mapping the human genome has allowed us insight into the genetic mechanisms underlying different cancers. 13:22
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The Human Genome
Science
Air Date 01/09/2007
Paul Nurse of Rockefeller University and Dr. James Watson, who won the Nobel Prize for mapping the human genome, discuss human DNA. 24:30
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Cancer Research
Health, Science
Air Date 07/17/2012
Journalist Gina Kolata and oncologists John DiPersio and Luka Wartman explain new research into the genetics of cancer. 28:14
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Human Genome Special, Pt. 3
Health, Science
Air Date 06/21/2000
A panel of doctors discuss the implications of mapping and sequencing the human genome. Later, Dr. James Watson shares his thoughts. 52:29
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