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Evolutionary Genetics and Environmental Stress (Oxford Science Publications) by Ary A. Hoffmann, Peter A. Parsons, 1991-02-07 ICRP Publication 79: Genetic Susceptibility to Cancer by ICRP, 1999-06-01 Genetic studies of rabbits and rats, (Carnegie Institution of Washington publication) by William E Castle, 1922 The Genetics of Diabetes Mellitus (Serono Symposia Publications from Raven Press) by J. Kobberling, R. Tattersall, 1982-09 References to Nomenclature and Other Publications in Genetics and Cytology by J. Wallace; Nishimura, Yasko; Boyes, Beatrice C. Boyes, 1973-01-01 Community Control of Genetic and Congenital Disorders (EMRO Technical Publication Series) by WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean, 2000-04 International Law and the Genetic Resources of the Deep Sea (Publications on Ocean Development) by Leary, D.K., 2006-12-25 Human populations, genetic variation, and evolution (Chandler publications in anthropology and sociology. Anthropology) by Laura Newell Morris, 1971 Genetics and Ecology of a Hybrid Zone in Hyalophora (University of California Publications in Entomology) by Michael M. Collins, 1984-03 The Genetics of the Skeleton: Animal Models of Skeletal Development (Oxford Science Publications) by D. R. Johnson, 1986-10-30 Genetics of the Dog - 1989 publication by Malcolm B.Wlls, 1989 Genetics -1985 publication. by Strickberger, 1985 Genetic Engineering-Biotechnology Sourcebook by Newsletter Publications Center, 1982-05 Essentials of Genetics,,2004 publication by Wiliam S-Cumings,Michael R Klug, 2004-01-01

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41. NGB - The Nordic Gene Bank: A Plant Genetic Resources Centre
    A plant genetic resources centre for Nordic agriculture and horticulture. Includes a database for searching for cultivars or accessions stored for specific taxa and a library containing information on the institutes publications.  
    http://www.ngb.se/

42. Maslow Books: Official Abraham Maslow Publications Site
    Papers of Abraham Maslow (Ed Edward Hoffman) CA Sage publications, 1996. human PrimatesI. Observations at Vilas Park Zoo Journal of genetic Psychology 48  
    http://www.maslow.com/

43. Genetic Analysis Workshop 14
    GAW14 GAW Home How GAW Works Background publications Previous GAWs IGES Related Links SFBR Home ©genetic Analysis Workshop, 2004.  
    http://www.gaworkshop.org/pubs.htm
    
    Extractions: MacCluer JW, Wagener DK, Spielman RS (1983) Genetic Analysis Workshop I: Segregation analysis of simulated data. Am J Hum Genet 35:784-792 MacCluer JW, Falk CT, Spielman RS, Wagener DK (1984a) Genetic Analysis Workshop II: Summary. Genet Epidemiol 1:147-159 MacCluer JW, Falk CT, Spielman RS, Wagener DK (1984b) Genetic Analysis Workshop II: Analysis of disease-marker associations. Am J Hum Genet 36:1409-1414 MacCluer JW, Falk CT, Wagener DK (1985a) Genetic Analysis Workshop III: Summary. Genet Epidemiol 2:185-198 MacCluer JW, Falk CT, Wagener DK (1985b) Genetic Analysis Workshop III: Multipoint mapping and linkage. Am J Hum Genet 37:1040-1044 Bishop DT, Falk CT, MacCluer JW (eds) (1987) Genetic Epidemiology: Applications and Comparisons of Methods. New York: Alan R Liss (Also published in Genet Epidemiol Supplement 1, 1986) Bailey-Wilson JE, Cannon LA, King M-C (1987) Genetic analysis of human breast cancer: A synthesis of contributions to GAW IV, pp 15-36

44. Animal Breeding And Genetics Group
    Aims are the identification of the role of genetic factors in the functioning of farm animals and the design of optimum schemes for longterm selection. Includes research, education, and publications.  
    http://www.zod.wau.nl/abg

45. SEGEN - Publications - Genetic Syndromes
    publications. genetic SYNDROMES. 1. Stratakis, CA, Lafferty, A., Taymans,SE, Gafni, RI, Meck, JM Blancato, J. (2000). Anisomastia  
    http://dir2.nichd.nih.gov/nichd/deb/segen/biblio_GeneticSyndromes.htm

46. IPGRI - International Plant Genetic Resources Institute - Home Page
    IPGRI, the International Plant genetic Resources Institute, is the CGIAR international agricultural research centre mandated to work on the conservation and sustainable use of agricultural biodiversity. Website covers all practical and policy aspects many downloadable publications.  
    http://www.ipgri.cgiar.org/index.htm

47. Position Paper On Genetic Discrimination Legislation
    Position Paper on genetic Discrimination Legislation. It has addressed the issueof genetic discrimination in several reports, including the following  
    http://www.ncd.gov/newsroom/publications/geneticdiscrimination_positionpaper.htm
    
    Extractions: 202-272-2022 Fax Introduction The National Council on Disability (NCD) is an independent federal agency that advises the President and Congress on issues affecting 54 million Americans with physical and mental disabilities. NCD's fundamental purpose is to promote policies, programs, practices, and procedures that guarantee equal opportunity for all individuals with disabilities, regardless of the nature or severity of the disability; and to empower individuals with disabilities to achieve economic self-sufficiency, independent living, inclusion, and integration into all aspects of society. For a number of years, NCD has recognized the harmful effects of discrimination based on individuals' genetic information and supported the need for federal legislation prohibiting genetic discrimination as well as the enforcement of existing legislation that may prohibit certain types of genetic discrimination. It has addressed the issue of genetic discrimination in several reports, including the following: Achieving Independence: The Challenge for the 21st Century . July 26, 1996

48. Cellmatrix Core Page
    publications describe an application of their computer architecture to genetic algorithms. Software includes an online circut simulator.  
    http://www.cellmatrix.com/entryway/entryway/core.html

49. Publications Organic/ecological Beekeeping, Side Effects Of Agri Genetic Enginee
    Our new publications and technical Literature. Is the socalled green genetic engineeringthe most severe regression in animal and plant breeding which ever  
    http://www.thiele-und-thiele-consult.de/publications_us.htm

50. Institute For Health Freedom: Who Owns Your Genetic Information?
    Who Owns Your genetic Information? April 3, 2001. Do you own your genetic information?The answer depends on where you live. genetic Ownership Rights.  
    http://www.forhealthfreedom.org/Publications/Informed/WhoOwns.html
    
    Extractions: Get e-mail Updates April 3, 2001 Do you own your genetic information? The answer depends on where you live. If you live in Oregon or Georgiathe two states that have genetic ownership lawsit appears you do. But if you live in another state, you may not. Consider the case of John Moore. (The following information is summarized from John Moore v. The Regents of the University of California , Supreme Court of California, decided July 9, 1990). John Moore, a resident of Seattle, Washington, first visited the UCLA Medical Center on October 5, 1976, after learning he had leukemia. After hospitalizing Moore and withdrawing large amounts of his blood, bone marrow aspirate, and other body substances, a research physician discovered that Moore's blood contained a scientifically and commercially valuable substance. Moore underwent surgery on October 20, 1976, to have his spleen removed, as recommended by the research doctor. Between November 1976 and September 1983, Moore returned to the medical center several times for recommended follow-up care.

51. GENØK
    Research, distribute information and offer advice in the use of genetic engineering. Includes research projects, news archive, courses and lectures, and publications.  
    http://www.genok.org/

52. Genetic "Markers"- Not A Valid Test Of Native Identity
    Search IPCB Use ULTRA Search™ for more specific results. genetic Markers Nota Valid Test of Native Identity. The Theory Native American genetic Markers.  
    http://www.ipcb.org/publications/briefing_papers/files/identity.html
    
    Extractions: specific results By Jonathan Marks and Brett Lee Shelton But there are problems with using genetics to determine whether or not one has Native American ancestry, and/or alternatively to determine tribal membership. The most obvious problem is that being Native American is a question of politics and culture, not biology‚one is Native American if one is recognized by a tribe as being a member. And one is not necessarily a member of a tribe simply because one has Native American ancestors. Another problem is that genetic analysis, and some of the processes involved, can be problematic for indigenous people in terms of their own cultural knowledge. Put simply, there are things involved in genetic analysis that some indigenous cultures consider violations of their principles or values. But the point that is frequently lost in the debate about using genetic analysis to determine whether one is Native American is that the genetic analysis itself is not conclusive, even on strictly scientific terms. This article will explain the scientific shortcomings of trying to use genetic analysis to prove native identity.Å It is limited to the scientific shortcomings, but the real legal, political, social, and moral issues should also not be ignored.

53. Memetics Papers On The Web
    Memetics publications on the web brings genetic and cultural evolution intoa common conceptual framework, including a common system of notation .  
    http://users.lycaeum.org/~sputnik/Memetics/
    
    Extractions: and green asterisks ( ) mark frequently-cited works Baldassarre, Gianluca Cultural evolution of "guiding criteria" and behaviour in a population of neural-network agents JOM:EMIT (2001): "This work presents a computational model that investigates the nature and function of some forms of "guiding criteria" in the cultural evolution of a population of agents that learn and adapt to the environment using neural networks."

54. GA/GP Publications Of Sandip Sen
    Recent genetic algorithm and genetic programming related publicationsS. Sen, S. Debnath, and M. Mundhe, ``Evolving coordinated  
    http://www.mcs.utulsa.edu/~sandip/GAGP.html
    
    Extractions: S. Sen, S. Debnath, and M. Mundhe, ``Evolving coordinated agents'' in "THEORY AND APPLICATION OF EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTATION : RECENT TRENDS", A. Ghosh and S. Tsutsui (Editors), Springer-Verlag, pages 559577, 2003. Partha Sarathi Dutta and Sandip Sen, ``Optimal sequencing of individually rational contracts,'' in the Proceedings of the First Intenational Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems, (pages 607-612), Bologna, Italy, July 2002. Manisha Mundhe and Sandip Sen, "Evolving agent societies that avoid social dilemmas," in Proceedings of GECCO-2000 (pages 809816), held between July 812, 2000 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Sandip Sen and Partha Sarathi Dutta, ``Searching for optimal coalition structures,'' in Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Multiagent Systems (pages 286292), held between July 712, 2000 in Boston, MA. "Individual learning of coordination knowledge," , 10, pages 333-356, 1998 (special issue on Learning in Distributed Artificial Intelligence Systems). Narendra Puppala, Sandip Sen, and Maria Gordin, ``Shared Memory Based Cooperative Coevolution,'' in Proc. of the International Conference on Evolutionary Computation'98, IEEE Press, 1998.

55. GeneWatch UK - Home Page
    Concerned with the ethics and risks of genetic engineering. Fact sheets, publications and a database of GM crops and foods. (Please note that GeneWatch UK should not be confused with The Council for Responsible genetics in the USA which publishes a newsletter called GeneWatch.)  
    http://www.genewatch.org
    
    Extractions: Home Human Genetics GM Animals Lab Use ... Press Releases GeneWatch UK is a not-for-profit group that monitors developments in genetic technologies from a public interest, environmental protection and animal welfare perspective. GeneWatch believes people should have a voice in whether or how these technologies are used and campaigns for safeguards for people, animals and the environment. We work on all aspects of genetic technologies - from GM crops and foods to genetic testing of humans. Is this the end for GM food? Global Coalition Intervenes in WTO GMO Dispute. On Monday 10th May 2004, Monsanto announced that it would be "deferring all further efforts to introduce Roundup Ready wheat". But this isn't necessarily the victory some campaigners might see it as, writes Sue Mayer (11th May 2004)

56. Publications - Position Papers - Genetic Testing
    POSITION STATEMENT ON genetic TESTING FOR BREAST AND OVARIAN CANCER SUSCEPTIBILITY. geneticdiscrimination and health insurance an urgent need for reform.  
    http://www.amwa-doc.org/publications/Position_Papers/genetictesting.htm
    
    Extractions: AND OVARIAN CANCER SUSCEPTIBILITY Scientific advances have made it possible to identify a growing number of genetic alterations predisposing a woman to breast and/or ovarian cancer. Genetic testing to detect cancer risk in asympotomatic individuals is likely to become available on a widespread basis to the general public in the near future. To ensure the responsible, ethical, and legal use of this information, the following recommendations are made: 1. Legislation to protect the individual should be enacted at the state and federal levels as soon as possible to address the multiplicity of issues that will emerge as a result of genetic testing outside of the research setting. These should include: a. Required counseling for patients submitting to genetic testing both before and after testing b. Required mechanisms of confidentiality for those individuals or organizations holding genetic information, so that it cannot be released without the expressed written consent of the individual to whom the results belong c. Required provision of health and life insurance coverage for those individuals who consent to genetic testing under research protocol conditions

57. International Molecular Genetic Study Of Autism Consortium
    Team of clinicians, laboratory researchers and statistical geneticists from several European countries and the U.S.A., established to investigate the genetic basis of Autism and related disorders. Newsletters, excerpts from their publications and links to other autism sources.  
    http://www.well.ox.ac.uk/~maestrin/iat.html

58. European Federation Of Biotechnology - Publications
    EFB publications, eg reports, opinion papers, briefing papers (reprints available)and foods and drinks (1994);; The application of human genetic research (1995  
    http://www.efbweb.org/public/pubview.htm
    
    Extractions: Who we are Members Sections Task Groups ... Contact EFB publications, e.g. reports, opinion papers, briefing papers ( reprints available ) and books and proceedings of EFB conferences are listed below: prepared by the Task Group on Public Perceptions of Biotechnology Patenting life (1993); 2nd edition: Patenting in Biotechnology (1996) Biotechnology in foods and drinks (1994); The application of human genetic research (1995); Environmental biotechnology (1995); Dealings with the Media (1996); What´s what in Biotechnology? (1997); Dialogue in Biotechnology (1998); Lessons from the Swiss biotechnology referendum (1998); Antibiotic Resistance Markers in Genetically Modified (GM) Crops (2001); Biodiversity: the Impact of Biotechnology (2001); GM Crop Market Dynamics: the example of Soya Beans (2002). Click here to download the Briefing Papers prepared by the Section on Applied Functional Genomics (former Working Party on Applied Molecular Genetics) Future of Microbiology in Europe (1995); Microbial Diversity (1995);

59. Shaare Zedek Medical Center - Publications- Genetic Engineering:Technology, Crea
    genetic EngineeringTechnology, Creation, and Interference, It could remove recessivegenetic disorders and with them the concern of being a carrier.  
    http://www.szmc.org.il/index.asp?id=97&top=1&page_id=233

60. Seeds And Crops Publications
    Catalogue of publications focused on maintenance and enhancement of crop genetic resources and agricultural biodiversity through farmer participation; policy, planning and institutional changes necessary for seed security.  
    http://www.odi.org.uk/rpeg/seedspubs.html
    
    Extractions: Cromwell, E. et. al. (2001) Agricultural biodiversity and livelihoods: Issues and entry points. Genes in the field: Conserving crop diversity on-farm. Cromwell, E. and Brodie, A. with Southern A. (1996) Germplasm for multipurpose trees: Access and utility in small-farm communities. Agriculture and Human Values de Boef, W., Amanor, K., Wellard, K. with Bebbington, A. (1993) Cultivating knowledge: Genetic diversity, farmer experimentation and crop research ODI Briefing Paper Journal of International Development Tripp, R. (1997) New seed and old laws: Regulatory reform and the diversification of national seed systems ODI Working Paper Food Policy 22 Cromwell, E. (1996)

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