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Genomics/Genetics Resources for High School Students


These websites provide exceptional genetics and genomics information.


Informational Sites

Genomic Revolution - A colorful introduction to the genetic revolution. Learn about the history and facts behind the genetics revolution. Developed by the American Museum of Natural History


EBI Introduction to Biology - a no-nonsense introduction to molecular biolgy with an emphasis on genomics and bioinformatics. Intended for students with an interest in science but without a background in biolgy. Written by the European Bioinformatics Institute.


DNA Interactive - Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory's award-winning, interactive exploration of genetics.


DNA From the Beginning - The basics of DNA, genes and heredity explained using animations, images galleries, video interviews, biographies and more.


Doland Learning Center Bioserver - User-friendly tools to launch DNA database searches, statistical analyses and population modeling.


Understanding Genetics: Human Health and the Genome - an online exhibit about genetics and human health. Explore modern medicine through its many images, interactive games and stories from real scientists.


Genetic Science Learning Center - An excellent educational resource that explains basic genetics concepts and how it relates to our lives.


Human Genome Project's Education Kit - Download HGP's free educational computer programs for high school students.


NCBI Science Primer - Learn about advanced biology concepts such as genome mapping, molecular modeling, SNPs, ESTs, microarray technologies, etc...

Glossaries

NHGRI Talking Glossary of Genetic Terms - The National Human Genome Research Institute's glossary to help people without scientific backgrounds to understand the terms and concepts used in genetic research.


GeneEd Biotechnology Glossary - Comprehensive biotechnology glossary.

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