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Collection:Survey Crawl Number 5: Oct 21st, 2016 to Sep 10th, 2017

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HomeDNA Learning Center

Preparing students and families to thrive in the gene age

Laboratory experiments, computer explorations, and an interactive exhibition for students, educators, and the public.

Educator Workshops

Student Research Partnerships

Field Trips & Membership

Student Summer Camps

Saturday DNA!

Ötzi Exhibition & More

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Saturday DNA! Agar Art

Use laboratory techniques to create unique works of art on November 5^th and 12^th, 2016! In this two-part, hands-on workshop, participants (14+ years old) will design stencils to create art on petri dishes using glowing bacteria! Images of the agar art created in this workshop are eligible to enter the American Society of Microbiology's Agar Art 2017 contest!Register on Eventbrite.

The DNALC family of websites includes 2- and 3-D animations, scientist interviews (including 12 Nobel laureates!), historical images, and teaching aids.

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Image Archive on the
American Eugenics Movement

TheEugenics Archive includes 2,400 photographs, pedigrees, letters, brochures, manuscripts, and articles from archives in the US and UK. Essays by science historians put the vast image database into context.

DNA from the Beginning

Discover the concepts and experiments that define the fields of genetics and molecular biology. This animated primer features the work of over 100 scientists and researchers. Includes animations, scientist video interviews, biographies, photo galleries, and links.

Your Genes, Your Health

Animations present the cause, inheritance, and treatment of 15 common genetic disorders. Interviews with doctors, researchers, healthcare providers, and individuals affected by a disorder offer personal perspectives. Partner site toDNA from the Beginning.

DNA Interactive and myDNAi

DNAi looks back on the discovery of the DNA structure with a vast collection of interviews and interactive 2- and 3-D animations.myDNAi provides teacher-oriented resources including guides, activities, lesson plans, and the onlineLesson Builder.

Inside Cancer and Teacher Center

Explore cancer biology, cancer pathways, and the molecular basis of diagnosis & treatment. UseTeacher Center to inform students on how molecular and cellular genetics are integrated into cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

Weed to Wonder

The maize genome sequence is just the most recent of experiments with corn stretching back 10,000 years.Weed to Wonder tells the story how human ingenuity transformed a common Mexican weed (Teosinte) into a modern food and fuel wonder (corn).

Learn About Spinal Muscular Atrophy

Learn About SMA, developed with support from the Spinal Muscular Atrophy Foundation, is a resource for SMA patients, families and researchers, including stories of living with SMA and the science behind emerging therapies.

Genes to Cognition (G2C) Online

G2C Online is modeled on principles of neural networking, which examines current research to discover the molecular and cellular basis of human thinking. Use network maps to explore our library of 750+ items, including an interactive 3-D brain.

These sites are built around laboratory and bioinformatics experiments and were often developed in collaboration with Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory scientists.

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BioServers

Analyze your DNA with the DNALC's bioinformatics tools:Sequence Server,Allele Server, andSimulation Server. Compare your DNA with DNA from other humans and other species stored in a database maintained by the DNALC.

DNA Learning Center Kits

Kits developed in collaboration withCarolina Biological Supply Company provide lab protocols online and for download and accompanying resources.

Dynamic Gene

Learn about plant genomes by using bioinfomatics to analyze newly sequenced genes in rice and maize. Animated tutorials lead into step-by-step analysis of a gene model usingApollo, research software for gene annotation.

Gene Boy

Gene Boy is a simple, multi-function, sequence analysis tool. Enter your own sequence or use a preloaded sequence to perform several analyses and tranformations on the sequence.

Genetic Origins

Find out what DNA tells us about human origins. Use your own DNA to explore relationships between different ethnic populations. Complete with laboratory protocols and information on how to send samples to the DNALC for sequencing.

Greenomes

Bring students up-to-date on advances in plant genetics and genomics by integrating laboratory experiences with online bioinformatics resources.

Silencing Genomes

Use this lab notebook with experiment- and bioinformatics curriculum on RNAi inC. elegans. Has laboratory protocols, photos and videos ofC. elegans mutants, and a check-out system forC. elegans mutants andE. coli feeding strains.

Urban Barcode Project

The Urban Barcode Project (UBP) is a science competition spanning the five boroughs of New York City made possible by funding from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. In the project, student research teams use DNA barcoding to explore biodiversity in NYC.