| Syllabus |
March / April |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
| 27 |
28
FIRST CLASS, INTRO TO LIT SEARCH AND DEBATE |
29
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30
Transgenic Technology
DISCUSS Du et al |
31 |
| 3 |
4
TRANSGENIC SALMON DEBATE |
5 |
6
Antibiotic Resistance - Background reading
Walsh
Lipsitch et al
Saunders et al
Sandvag et al
|
7 |
| 10 |
11
DEBATE 1: Use of antibiotics as growth promoters in agriculture should be allowed students 1-2, aff, 3-4, negative |
12 |
13
Antibiotic Resistance – Follow up Discussion |
14 |
| 17 |
18
Cloning - Background reading Wilmut et al
Signner et al
Shiels et al
Ashworth et al
Zhang et al |
19 |
20
DEBATE 2 : Reproductive cloning of cattle should be allowed 5-6 AFF, 7-8 NEG |
21 |
| 24 |
25
CLONING -FOLLOW UP DISCUSSION
Solter Ethics Comm. Report
Selection from Wobus et al
KIng article
Schnieke et al
Tian et al
|
26 |
27
Genetic correlates of human disease Background reading Feldman et al
King and Motulsky
Rosenberg et al
|
28 |
May / June |
| 1 |
2
DEBATE 3: Using "race" as surrogate for ethnic origin should be allowed in medical practice 9-10 affirmative, 11-12, negative |
3 |
4
FOLLOW UP DISCUSSION :Use of genetic information in medicine
Schwartz
Wood
Wilson et al
Duster
Altshuler and Clark Exner et al
|
5 |
| 8 |
9
Newborn Screening - Background reading Black
Marshall
Chace
Natowicz |
10 |
11
DEBATE 4: Newborn infants should be screened for the 20 most common metabolic diseases for which assays exist- 3-4, aff, 1-2 negative |
12 |
| 15 |
16
Newborn Screening - Discussion |
17 |
18
Genetically modified plants - Background reading
Ye
Paine
Moellenbeck
Poppy
|
19 |
| 22 |
23
DEBATE 5: Planting and sale of genetically modified non-food crops be allowed 7-8 aff,5-6 neg |
24 |
25
DEBATE 6: Planting and sale of genetically modified food crops should be allowed 11-12 aff,9-10 neg |
26 |
| 29 |
30
WRAP UP DISCUSSION Genetically modified plants
Pollack
Macilwain |
31 |
1
Annotated Bibliography Due
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2 |
| 5 |
6
no class |
7 |
8
no class |
9 |