Video: Journey of a Gene
July 30, 2014| |
University of Nebraska-Lincoln and U.S. Department of Agriculture developed a video project titled Journey of a Gene which is featured in the Plant and Soil Sciences eLibrary. The videos were developed to provide consumers with a detailed learning resource on genetic engineering. The Journey of a Gene project breaks down the process of genetic engineering into four sections that mirror the four main steps in engineering soybeans resistant to sudden death syndrome: designing the gene, transformation, breeding and testing. In the videos, scientists explain the techniques involved in genetic engineering.
Watch the videos at http://passel.unl.edu/ge/.
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