January 29, 2010
Carolina Biological first sold corn ears for teaching genetics in 1957. Today, Carolina is the only North American company that grows genetic corn ears and seed for science education. This video takes you through the process of harvesting natural and hand pollinated corn. It is the second video in a series on Carolina’s corn genetics:
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Genetics Fndamantals and Frontiers (Directory and Tutorials, Volume 1)Large ring bound 1st edition full of genetic photos and all kinds of information Teaching copy very rare. Retired university library copy with usual library markings.
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January 28, 2010
Christine Petit, Professor of Genetics and Sensory Physiology, Pasteur Institute, and Director, Sensory Deficit Genetics Unit, INSERM, Paris, for her elucidation of the genetic defects in hereditary deafness and other sensory disorders….
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