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In his first lecture, Walter Bodmer explains how variation in genes can cause many diseases as well as give rise to the normal differences which characterise individuals and populations.

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In his second lecture, Walter Bodmer talks about how reading the language of DNA brings us close to reading the secret of life.

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In his third lecture, Walter Bodmer talks about how we can isolate and study genes one at a time with cloning.

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In his fourth lecture, Walter Bodmer explains new types of vaccines produced by genetic engineering techniques.

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In his fifth lecture, Walter Bodmer explains how we can apply genetic engineering techniques to the viruses which we know to cause cancer in animals.

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In his final lecture, Walter Bodmer discusses some of the moral dilemmas genetic engineering can bring up.

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Using an approach driven by trial and error called deep reinforcement learning, researchers at DeepMind helped these #soccer-playing robots develop skills, a...

Puzzle through this classic ethical dilemma and decide: should parents be able to choose genetic traits for their children?

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Chemist Kathryn Harkup explores the science of poisons used by Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie.

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