BioTech 177

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FDA expected to propose regulation of meat and milk from genetically engineered animals
Gene-Altered Animals Enter a Commercial Era
How scientists change genes in animals
What are transgenic animals?
FDA to regulate use of transgenic animals
Goats generate the human protein antithrombin, which inhibits clotting
Colony collapse disorder
McDonalds use of products from biotech animals
Biotech Firms Transforming Animals Into Drug-Producing Machines
Cloned Animals Offer Companies a Faster Path to New Drugs
New Zealand court case against biotech animals
Gene therapy speeds transgenic animal production
Gene-altering process for animals is patented
Transgenic mice produce malaria vaccine proteins in their milk

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Two Cultures
Food
Animals
Body
Environment

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UCLA HNRS 177 - Biotechnology and Art - Bioartists use cells, DNA molecules, proteins, and living tissues to bring to life ethical, social, and aesthetic issues of sciences. This course will study how bioart blurs distinctions between science and art through the combination of artistic and scientific processes, creating wide public debate. We wil explore the history of biotechnology as well as social implications of this science.

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UCLA Art | Sci Center
UCLA Design | Media Arts
Victoria Vesna