Useful Websites:

1. Gene Technology Access Center

2. HHMI Biointeractive: Biology of SARS - CoV - 2

3. Gregor Mendel: Teacher's Pet

4. How Mendel's Pea Plants Helped Us Understand Genetics 

5.  Learn Genetics -  A Tour of the Basics  (Old Tours)

6. Learn Genetics

7.  Teach Genetics  An Introduction to Heredity and Genetics

8.  The Animated Genome 

9.  Unlocking Life's Code 

10. Genes, DNA and Chromosomes Explained 

11. DNA Structure: Teacher's Pet

12.  GCSE - DNA Structure and Function

13.  Rosalind Franklin: DNA's Unsung Hero

14.  Amoeba Sisters: DNA Structure and Function 

15.  The Twisting Tale of DNA  

16. DNA Replication - Nucleus Biology

17. DNA Replication - Fuse School

18. What Happens When Your DNA is Damaged?

19. Stated Clearly: What is a Gene? 

20.  Stated Clearly: What is DNA and How Does it Work? 

21.  DNA Interactive 

22.  DNA Learning Center 3-D Animation Library 

23.  DNA Learning Center Biology Animation Library 

24. Super Simple DNA Replication Animation 

25.  DNA Replication - Advanced 

26. DNA vs RNA - Nucleus Biology

27. Learn Genetics - From DNA to Protein 

28. Protein Synthesis Part 1:  Transcription - Nucleus Biology

29. Protein Synthesis Part 2: Translation - Cell Biology

30.  DNA Workshop  Learn about DNA Replication and Protein Synthesis

31. The Central Dogma of Biology

32.  From DNA to Protein

33. GCSE - Protein Synthesis

34.  Protein Synthesis with Wisc-Online Tutorial

35. Protein Synthesis with Wisc-Online Video

36.  Protein Synthesis - Translation 

37. GCSE - What are DNA Mutations?

38.  Sickle Cell Anemia Animation 

39. Sickle Cell  - How this disease changes the shape of your cells.

40.  Sickle Cell - A Mutation Story 

41.  Cystic Fibrosis Mechanism and Treatment - HHMI

42.  A Single DNA Letter Change Leads to Blonde Hair 

43.  DNAi.org - Gel Electrophoresis

44.  Electrophoresis and Gel Analysis

45.  NOVA The Killer's Trail - Create a DNA Fingerprint

46.  Create a DNA Fingerprint 

47.  DNA Gel Electrophoresis 

48.  Gel Electrophoresis Virtual Lab 

49.  Genetics for Kids 

50.  Chromosomes and Genes 

51.  Mistakes in Meiosis  An explanation of nondisjunction.

52. Nondisjunction (Trisomy 21) - An animated tutorial 

53.  Human Genome Gateway for each Chromosome 

54.  Trisomy 8 and Mosaicism 

55.  Two-Faced Cat Mosaicism 

56.  Learn Genetics - Genes and Blood Types 

57.  Red Cross - Blood Types 

58.  Blood Types: ABO and Rh  All about blood types - ABO and Rh blood groups. Who donates to whom? How are blood types inherited? What are the medical issues involved with transfusions? DON'T memorize that donor / recipient table - watch this video with the Penguin Professor instead!

59.  Blood Typing with Bozeman 

60.  Color Vision Testing 

61.  Color Vision Test - Video Version 

62.  How to Extract DNA from Anything 

63.  DNA Extraction Virtual Lab 

64.  Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), 3D Animation 

65.  Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), 2DAnimation 

66.  Learn Genetics - Pedigree Investigator  P.I. - On the Case of Nicotine Addiction

67.  Genetic Disorders Library 

68.  Using Family History to Improve Your health 

69.  GCSE - Selective Breeding

70.  GCSE - Genetic Engineering

71.  What is a Plasmid?

72. FuseSchool - Genetic Engineering

73. FuseSchool - GM Crops

74.  Kurzgesagt - Are GMO's Good or Bad?

75.  Recombinant DNA Technology 

76.  Recombinant DNA Animation 

77.  Modern Cloning Techniques

78.  How CRISPR lets you edit DNA

79.  Bozeman Science: What is CRISPR? 

80.  HHMI Biointeractive: CRISPR-CAS 9 Mechanism & Applications

81.  SciShow: CRISPR: A Gene Editing Superpower 

82.  What is CRISPR? Animation 

83. How CRISPR lets you edit your cells.

84.  Genome Editing with CRISPR-Cas9 

85.  Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell: Genetic Engineering Will Change Everything Forever - CRISPR 

86.  Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell: How to EradicateOne of our Deadliest Enemies - Gene Drive & Malaria 

87.  Genetic Engineering and Working with DNA 

88.  GMO: Are we Playing God?  Genetic modification of our food. Is it a good idea? Short answer: It could be, if it's done right. It could also be a very bad idea if it's done wrong.

89.  Cloning in Focus 

90.  Cloning Fido: Is it Playing God? 

91.  NPR Story: Cloning, Stem Cells Long Mired in Legislative Gridlock  The news that U.S. scientists have successfully cloned a human embryo seems almost certain to rekindle a political fight that has raged, on and off, since the announcement of the creation of Dolly the sheep in 1997. "The issue of legislation on human cloning is about to get hot again," says Hank Greely, director of the Center for Law and the Biosciences at Stanford Law School. But it's a fight that has, over the past decade and a half, produced a lot heat and light and not a lot of policy.

92.  Using Family History to Improve Your Health