GCSE level School Biology Notes: The HUMAN GENOME - what is it? what is its importance?

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GENOME 1 INDEX of GCSE level biology notes on the genome of an organism and gene expression - the importance of knowing the results of the human genome project and its applications

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Sub-index for this section on the human genome project

(1.1) The connection between DNA, genes, alleles, chromosomes, genotypes, phenotypes and genome

(1.2) The importance of genome knowledge - the human genome project (overlaps with (3), so read both)

(1.3) Genetic screening and testing - using data from the human genome project - potential medical treatments - issues


See also other sections that involve genetics

Cell division - cell cycle - mitosis, meiosis, sexual/asexual reproduction, binary fission, cancer 

DNA and RNA structure and Protein Synthesis and an experiment to extract DNA 

An introduction to genetic variation and the formation and consequence of mutations

Introduction to the inheritance of characteristics and genetic diagrams (including Punnett squares), technical terms, Mendel's work and inherited genetic disorders, genetic testing

Genetics: inherited characteristics, human sexual reproduction, gender, genetic fingerprinting

Biotechnology - Genetic engineering: uses e.g. making insulin, medical applications, GM crops

More complicated genetics: Sex linked and non-sex linked genetic disorders


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