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GENETIC ENGINEERING

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A series of eight programmes
6: Medical Genetics by DR. Anthony ALLISON
National Institute for Medical Research. Mill Hill, London
Gross chromosome abnormalities may often be linked with behaviour and physiological abnormalities. Mongolism is a well-known example Another chromosome abnormality with even more serious implications is that of an additional Y chromosome in some men which seems to predispose them to criminal behaviour.
Second broadcast
7: Microbial Genetics, by Dr. David Cove : Nov. 24

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Dr. Anthony Allison
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Dr. David Cove
Source: Radio Times

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