Video Cracking The Code Of Life Rating: 5,0/5 6359reviews In this video segment from NOVA: 'Cracking the Code of Life,' Eric Lander of MIT's Whitehead Institute explains the effort to decode the human genome -- from. Robert Krulwich lends a lighthearted touch to genetic science, going inside the amazing, complex and contentious race to decode the human genome.

About The effort to decipher the 3-billion-letter human genome is one of the biggest stories in the history of science. In this collaborative production with WGBH’s NOVA, host Robert Krulwich of ABC’s Nightline follows the highly-publicized race between two teams—The Human Genome Project and Craig Venter’s Celera—to accomplish this monumental deciphering, and then moves beyond that milestone to consider the profound medical and social implications it will bring. From the promise of new drugs and cures to the controversy of revealing genetic flaws, the film relates the dawning of an immense, fascinating scientific frontier. Summary The much-anticipated sequencing of the human genome made global headlines in July 2000, as scientists culminated a ten-year attempt to decode the genetic makeup of human bodies. In a two-hour Nova special, Cracking the Code of Life, viewers follow this race to finish one of the most exciting chapters in the history of science. While this remarkable achievement may have profound implications on the prevention and treatment of disease, it also opens up new areas of concern. Genetic manipulation may indeed eradicate previously incurable disorders, but will our expectations propel us to a need for flawless humans?

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