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Welcome Genes, Genomes, and Human Genetics was initiated with funds from the National Center for Research Resources, National Institutes of Health. The course instructors are Professors Jeff Charney, Drew Vershon, and Bill Sofer. Genes, Genomes, and Human Genetics is ordinarily a three credit, introductory college course open to anyone with access to the Internet. The course is aimed at students who have taken US high school-level courses (or their equivalent) in biology and chemistry, including high school students, teachers, retirees, home schoolers, and employees at pharmaceutical and biotechnology firms. This summer, we are using some aspects of the course as a supplement to "Research Internship in Science Education" (15:526:555). Class AnnouncementsLast updated 9:30 AM June 4, 2007. Research Internship in Science Education will begin on June 25, 2007. However, students enrolled in this class should complete the readings and quizzes before the class begins. Please sign in by first clicking the "Registered, Never Signed In" pushbutton and then on the "Enter!" button. Fill in all the requested information on the page that appears. When you sign in again (and all subsequent times), simply click the "Previously Signed In" pushbutton and then the "Enter!" button. Click on the rectangles at the left to get additional information about this course before entering. Click on the Rutgers University logo at the bottom left to learn more about the University. Computer RequirementsThe course software requires a modern browser (Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, etc., and the Flash 6.0 or later plug-in (it comes with most browsers). To check whether you already have Flash 6.0 or later, look below. You should be able to see (and hear) a Flash video if the plug-in is working properly.
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