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Ethics in Synthetic Biology

Author(s): Lisa Scheifele1, Fran Sandmeier

Loyola University Maryland

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This collection of five activities provide students with an introduction to thinking about ethical concerns in human genome synthesis, gene editing, metabolic engineering, and synthetic genomes.

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Version 3.0 - published on 28 Aug 2020 doi:10.25334/TM6J-YT67 - cite this

Keywords

  1. biostatistics
  2. statistical analysis
  3. avian malaria
  4. Summer Workshop 2018

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Build a Genome Network (BAG) is a course-based undergraduate research experience in which students create synthetic genomes. Pioneered at Johns Hopkins University in 2007, BAG was integral to the international effort to create the first synthetic eukaryotic genome (the Synthetic Yeast Project) and helped initiate the teaching of synthetic biology to undergraduates. This interdisciplinary course-based research experience allows students to learn concepts and techniques in genomics, bioinformatics, molecular biology, and synthetic biology while participating in a cutting-edge research project.

For additional information please visit the BAG group on QUBES. 

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