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Course guide: Biotechnology and Human Values
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    In this guide, you will find resources to help with the research part of the Eng 100 section 500.  The guide is broken into sections:

    • Background Information has links to online textbooks and other books which can provide you with an overview of specific diseases.  In addition there are several genetics resources listed.
    • Biomedical Literature Databases has links to Medline, Embase, and other scientific/technical/medical (STM) databases.
    • Other Resources contains links to other research guides and pointers to health statistics.

     

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