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BIO LECTURE 1 (Chromosomes and Human Genetics POWER POINT 14).mp4
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The Genetics of Alcoholism and Other Addictive Disorders
This video has been recorded by students of the Human Genetics course that belongs to the degree on Biomedicine, Universidad de Sevilla, Sevilla, Spain In this particular video, the students sum up the genetic contribution to alcoholism and alcohol tolerance.From:GHBiomedicinaViews:0 0ratingsTime:03:31More inScience Technology

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Inherited Mitochondrial Diseases
This video has been recorded by students of the Human Genetics course that belongs to the degree on Biomedicine, Universidad de Sevilla, Sevilla, Spain In this video, the students explain the basis of mitochondrial inheritance in humans and its relationship with the appearance of specific diseases.From:GHBiomedicinaViews:0 0ratingsTime:04:01More inScience Technology

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The Genetics of Personality
This video has been recorded by students of the Human Genetics course that belongs to the degree on Biomedicine, Universidad de Sevilla, Sevilla, Spain In this video, the students explore the biochemical and genetic basis of a complex character: PersonalityFrom:GHBiomedicinaViews:0 0ratingsTime:04:27More inScience Technology

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Telomere length may predict risk of early death
From California - Research presented at the American Society of Human Genetics meeting identifies a strong link between telomere length and death. Researchers from Kaiser Permanente and UCSF studied over 100000 individuals of multiple ethnicities with an average age of 63, examining participant #39;s medical records as well as their demographic and behavioural factors. Saliva samples were collected and genotyped for the analysis of telomeres--stretches of DNA that shield the ends of chromosomes. Dr. Catherine Schaefer, lead author of the study, found that "shorter-than-average telomeres were prospectively associated with mortality, [however] only those with the shortest telomeres were at increased risk of death."From:insidermedicineViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:49More inScience Technology

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Annunaki Nephilim The Human Slave Species Michael Tellinger
Publisher and producer Michael Tellinger discussed his study of ancient ruins at the southern tip of Africa, which he believes were associated with a vanished civilization that ET visitors, the Annunaki, brought together over 200000 years ago, when they came here to mine gold. The ruins, which he #39;s investigated along with Johan Heine, consist of thousands of stone structures over a large area. The structures show evidence of their extreme antiquity through erosion and patina growth, he detailed. One of the most important ruins he referred to as "Adam #39;s Calendar," a monolithic stone calendar that could mark time out by the day. The Annunaki tinkered with human genetics to make their mine workers, Tellinger said, referencing the work of Zecharia Sitchin. Among the ruins are hexagonal shapes clustered together like honeycombs, which he speculated could have been used as cloning tanks. Further, he suggested that many of the structures, made out of stones that contain quartz, were used as energy devices to power the large settlements. By studying the area using aerial maps, Tellinger determined there were three great cities, some 60 x 60 miles each, one of which included Great Zimbabwe. Among the ruins, the first pyramids can be found, and details carved into some of the rocks include the Ankh symbol-- thousands of years before the Egyptian civilization used it, he reported. 04-08-10From:TheAssemblagePointViews:126 6ratingsTime:01:51:49More inEducation

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Star Nations Connection - Altimerian now here on Earth - Richard J Boylan
Dr. Richard J Boylan, an anthropologist specializing in the #39;star visitor #39; phenomenon and #39;Star Seed #39; children. He shared his announcement that 12 environmental scientists from the planet Altimar arrived in January to help deal with Earth #39;s environmental crisis. According to Boylan, the delegation traveled from their planet Altimar which orbits a red dwarf star some 6-7 light years from us, and landed at a location in North America. Boylan said he was at the landing site when the ship arrived in "cloaked" form, though he could see the "energy" of their vehicle. The beings are humanoid, but have larger heads and eyes and diminutive noses and ears. They had some human genetics spliced in to allow them to adapt to life here, he added. For more on the Altimarians and their mission, see Boylan #39;s statement. a total of 1483 star races have made contact with Earth, Boylan declared. He also noted that a number of non-human races cohabit Earth with us, living underwater and underground. Feb-31-08 Star Kid/Star Seed Identification Questionnaire... http://www.drboylan.com Dr. Richard Boylan #39;s only official website. It contains reports, articles, and other information on the Star Visitors, on their starcraft (UFOs), and on the advanced human Star Kids and Star Seed Adults so numerous now in our population. drboylan.comFrom:TheAssemblagePointViews:298 12ratingsTime:48:36More inEducation

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More than 1,100 users from over 500 institutions

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. - Ingenuity Systems, a leading provider of biomedical information and analysis solutions, today highlighted strong adoption of its Variant Analysis platform at the American Society of Human Genetics Annual Meeting in San Francisco. Variant Analysis, a web-based analysis application, answers a critical need for researchers trying to rapidly identify relevant casual variants in human diseases from re-sequencing data.

Over the past 6 months the number of users and samples uploaded into Ingenuity Variant Analysis has grown 250% month-over-month and today 1,100 users are actively working on whole genome and exome projects ranging from individual genomes to thousands of genomes. The users represent over 500 leading institutions and drug discovery companies studying all stages of basic, translational and clinical research.

"All of us need help interpreting DNA sequence variation in the context of the world's literature and rapidly evolving databases," said David M. Margulies, MD, Executive Director, Gene Partnership, Children's Hospital Boston and member of Faculties of Genetics, Bioinformatics, and Developmental Medicine, Harvard Medical School. "Ingenuity's rigorous methods for curating variant information and its deep capabilities in relating sequence and expression data to underlying pathways are invaluable to us as we seek to understand the contribution of sequence variation to disease in both clinical and discovery scenarios."

"The interpretation of human genomes for medical and biological relevance is a major challenge. Variant Analysis has proven to be a helpful tool to contribute to the interpretation of our exome sequencing-based studies," stated Estelle Chanudet-van den Brink, PhD, Senior Research Associate, GOSgene, University College of London. "We tested it in the context of 9 different rare genetic conditions (73 samples total), including various modes of inheritance. We found the process intuitive and the analytic parameters pragmatically fitted to the diversity of our data. The access to rich biological content, that leverages information on pathways and disease models, was particularly useful to support the prioritization of variants for further analyses. We are now extending the use of Variant Analysis to additional cohorts of patients (250 samples)."

"Increasing access to the unique content and intuitive graphical user interface in Variant Analysis allowed us to quickly identify variants of interest in our sequencing data on muscular dystrophy," said Susan Dorsey, PhD, RN, FAAN, Associate Dean for Research, University of Maryland. "In a matter of hours, we were able to quickly learn how to use the tool and obtain preliminary results. I anticipate that we will be working with the company and its tools for years to come."

Further, at ASHG this week in San Francisco, attendees will have will have the opportunity to demo Variant Analysis in the Ingenuity booth #1101 or through its integration into third-party applications such as Ion Torrent's Ion Reporter and Illumina's BaseSpace.

About Ingenuity Systems Ingenuity Systems is a leading provider of biomedical information and analysis solutions for the exploration, interpretation and analysis of complex biological systems in life science research and molecular diagnostics. Today, Ingenuity's solutions are used by tens of thousands of researchers and clinicians at hundreds of leading pharmaceutical, biotechnology, academic, diagnostic and clinical institutions worldwide.

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CONTACT: Dione Bailey, Director of Marketing for Ingenuity Systems, +1-650-381-5025, dbailey@ingenuity.com

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David Icke Human Genetics, The Religion of Death Part 3/4
Alex talks with author and presenter David Icke about election fraud and human genetics.From:MrRoibossViews:0 0ratingsTime:15:13More inNews Politics

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David Icke Human Genetics, The Religion of Death Part 2/4
Alex talks with author and presenter David Icke about election fraud and human genetics.From:MrRoibossViews:1 0ratingsTime:15:09More inNews Politics

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