While this section of our Web site provides a general overview of the topic of genetic diversity, the primary and supplemental resources included focus on non-human aspects of genetic biodiversity. The scope of the National Biological Information Infrastructure addresses non-human biological and natural resources. If you are interested specifically in information on human genetics or the Human Genome Project, you should refer to the National Institute of Health's National Human Genome Research Institute Web site, which provides comprehensive information on research, grants, educational resources, careers, and the latest news on human genomics issues.
Introduction to Genetics
Basic Genetics and Cell Biology Examine the coded information written in the DNA that gives rise to genes and cells and leads to the making of a living organism.
Population Genetics Understand the basic statistical calculations common to the study of population genetics, that provide the basis for evaluating individual and population genetic variability.
