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BIO 495: Topics in Biology-Understanding Biotechnology Spring Semester 2005
Are genetically engineered fruits and vegetables safe to eat? What is the Human Genome Project? How is DNA finger printing done in forensics? These and other topics will be covered in a new course entitled BIO 495: Topics in Biology-Understanding Biotechnology at Kentucky State University.
These and other topics will be covered in a new course entitled BIO 495: Topics in Biology-Understanding Biotechnology at Kentucky State University. These and other topics will be covered in a new course entitled BIO 495: Topics in Biology-Understanding Biotechnology at Kentucky State University.
3-month hours Lecture: Tuesday and 1 Thursday 5:00 to 6:30 pm Laboratory: Wednesday 5:00 to 0:00 pm Pre-course: Genetics Bio 307 or consent of instructor Please contact Dr. Mark Pomer of 300-657-6540 or kpomer@ginest.org to info@ginest.org
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Kentucky State University has the only full-time pawpaw [Asimina triloba (L.) Dunal] research program in the world as part of the KSU Land Grant Program. Pawpaw research efforts are directed at improving seed and clonal propagation methods, developing orchard management recommendations, conducting regional variety trials, understanding fruit ripening processes, developing fruit storage techniques, and germplasm collection and characterization of genetic diversity. KSU also is the home of the PawPaw Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the research and development of pawpaw as a new fruit crop. Over 150,000 visitors since the website was placed on the internet!
Over 150,000 visitors since the website was placed on the internet!
http://www.pawpaw.kysu.edu/