Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection recent videos

Recent releases for the Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection of HS Talks. You can search for them in LibrarySearch or directly via the Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection entry on the Online databases and academic journals page in the portal.

In Gene-drives and Active Genetics:

The dawn of active genetics Prof. Ethan Bier – University of California, San Diego, USA

Public response to a proposed field trial of   genetically engineered mosquitoes in the  United States Prof. Cinnamon Bloss – University of California, San Diego, USA

Population modification of malaria vector  mosquitoes Dr. Anthony A. James – University of California, Irvine, USA

Ecological considerations for gene drive  systems Prof. Gregory C. Lanzaro – University of California, Davis, USA

Guidance for responsible testing and  implementation of gene-drive systems Prof. Stephanie James – Foundation for the National Institutes of  Health, USA

Gene drive behavior when pest populations  have age, mating and spatial structure Prof. Fred Gould – North Carolina State University, USA Prof. Alun Lloyd – North Carolina State University, USA

In Periodic Reports: Advances in Clinical Interventions and Research Platforms:

An update on the multiple faces of celiac  disease Prof. Aaron Lerner – Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Israel

In The Complement System:

Complement and organ transplantation Prof. Steven Sacks – King's College London, UK

In Viruses and Viral Diseases:

Antiviral drugs (non-HIV) Prof. Megan Shaw – Mount Sinai, USA

In Molecular Chaperones:

The roles of molecular chaperones in  bacterial infection Prof. Tomoko Yamamoto – Chiba University, Japan

In Bioinformatics for Metabolomics:

Metabolomics flux on the genome scale Prof. Marta Cascante – University of Barcelona, Spain Dr. Igor Marín de Mas – University of Barcelona, Spain

In Using Bioinformatics in the Exploration of Genetic Diversity:

The predominant clonal evolution (PCE)  concept of microbial pathogens and its  practical usefulness Dr. Michel Tibayrenc – Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement,  France