Genetics videos
NIH grants to fund important microbiome research at WUSM Trillions of "good" bacteria live inside the human body. The NIH's $42 million Human Microbiome Project is aimed at uncovering the role of these microbes in human health and disease. Play >
2009/06/30
University celebrates National DNA Day National DNA Day celebrates a most remarkable molecule, one that holds the instructions for life – DNA. DNA Day commemorates the completion of the Human Genome Project, in which Washington University played a key role. Play >
2008/05/01
Imaging technology ignites career of anthropologist, anatomist More than 20 years ago, Glenn Conroy, professor of anatomy and of anthropology, was lured to the School of Medicine by radiologists who were using computed tomography to digitally reveal bones hidden under layers of skin and tissue. Conroy, an expert in human anatomy and evolution, applied the same techniques to his anthropological research, and a display of his work can be found at the Farrell Learning and Teaching Center. Play >
2007/11/09
Immense new facility to house BioMed 21 research Dean Larry Shapiro and two Interdisciplinary Research Center directors, David Holtzman and Jean Shaffer, discuss the importance of the new BJC Institute of Health at Washington University and the BioMed 21 research it will support. Play >
2007/10/30
Summer of opportunity for minority science majors Students describe their experience in the Opportunities in Genomics Research summer outreach program. Play >
2007/10/18
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