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SECRET OF LIFE: DNA
Debut: THE IMMORTAL THREAD. 9/25/93; Biologist David Suzuki hosts an eight-hour study of DNA and gene therapy.
- The Immortal Thread.
- Accidents of Creation.
- Birth, Sex & Death. 9/27/93
- Conquering Cancer.
- Mouse that Laid the Golden Egg.
- Cell Wars. 9/28/93
- Children By Design.
- Who Are You? 9/29/93
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THE IMMORTAL THREAD.
aired 9/26/93 [1993-09-26]
Debut: Biologist David Suzuki hosts an eight-hour study of DNA and gene therapy. The first hour, "The Immortal Thread," concerns the DNA molecule, described as a recipe for everything alive and "everything that's ever lived." Segments focus on genetic testing "for a species of bacteria that live without oxygen", and genetic tissue. The second hour examines whether nature works by design or if the diverse species of life are "Accidents of Creation." Experiments with fish and birds suggest that "a single mistake in a critical-enough gene" allowed humans to take "the great evolutionary leap" that our closest cousin, the chimpanzee, didn't. (2:00)
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Birth, Sex & Death.
aired 9/27/93 [1993-09-27]
series: SECRET OF LIFE: DNA
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Conquering Cancer.
series: SECRET OF LIFE: DNA
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Mouse that Laid the Golden Egg.
aired 9/28/93 [1993-09-28]
series: SECRET OF LIFE: DNA
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Cell Wars.
series: SECRET OF LIFE: DNA
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Children By Design.
series: SECRET OF LIFE: DNA
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Who Are You?
aired 9/29/93 [1993-09-29]
series: SECRET OF LIFE: DNA
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SECRET OF LIFE: DNA
Debut: THE IMMORTAL THREAD. 9/26/93 Debut: Biologist David Suzuki hosts an eight-hour study of DNA and gene therapy. The first hour, "The Immortal Thread," concerns the DNA molecule, described as a recipe for everything alive and "everything that's ever lived." Segments focus on genetic testing "for a species of bacteria that live without oxygen"; and genetic tissue. The second hour examines whether nature works by design or if the diverse species of life are "Accidents of Creation." Experiments with fish and birds suggest that "a single mistake in a critical-enough gene" allowed humans to take "the great evolution leap" that our closest cousin, the chimpanzee, didn't. (2:00).
- Birth, Sex & Death aired 9/27/93 [1993-09-27]
- Conquering Cancer
- Mouse that Laid the Golden Egg
- Cell Wars aired 9/28/93 [1993-09-28]
- Children By Design
- Who Are You? aired 9/29/93 [1993-09-29]