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127. Electronic Scholarly Publishing: Foundations
of Classical Genetics
Robert J. Robbins
128. Genes, Environment, and Human Behavior:
A Curriculum Module
Mark V. Bloom, Rodger W. Bybee, Michael J. Dougherty,
and Joseph D. McInerney
129. High School Students as Partners in Sequencing
the Human Genome
Kristi Sanford, Maureen Munn, and Leroy Hood
130. The Science and Issues of Human DNA Polymorphisms:
An ELSI Training Program for High School Biology Teachers
David Micklos, Matt Christensen, and Scott Bronson
131. Using the Power of Informal Learning to Address
Science Literacy: A Report from the Microbial Literacy Collaborative
Cynthia A. Needham
132. Hispanic Role Model and Science Education
Outreach Project - Human Genome Project Education and Outreach Component
Clay Dillingham
133. Seeking Truth, Finding Justice: A PBS Documentary
Special
Noel Schwerin
134. SoundVision Science Literacy Project
Barinetta Scott and Jude Thilman
135. Getting the Word Out on the Human Genome
Project: A Course for Physicians
Sara L. Tobin and Ann Boughton
136. Dilemmas in Commercializing Human Genome
and Biotechnology Products: Developing a Case-Based Business Ethics Curriculum
for Industry
Barbara Koenig
137. The Responsibility of Oversight in Genetics
Research: How to Enable Effective Human Subjects Review of Public and
Privately Funded Research Programs
Barbara Handelin
138. Confidentiality Concerns Raised by DNA-Based
Tests in the Market-Driven Managed Care Setting
Jeroo S. Kotval, Kathleen Dalton, and Patricia Salkin
139. An Economic Analysis of Intellectual Property
Rights Issues Concerning the Human Genome Program
David J. Bjornstad and Steven Steward
140. EINSHAC's Genetics Adjudication Resource
Project
Franklin M. Zweig
159. Continuing Interest in the Legal, Ethical
and Social Implications of Genome Research*
REV. William E. Nebo
*Invited speaker
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