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Truth Will Out
Mapping the Human Genome Will Transform Medicine
- Broadcast
- 2001 (14 mins)
Using specially shot interviews with scientists and archive footage, the programme investigates the likely impact of the mapping of the human genome on future medicine and disease treatment
Truth Will Out
The Natural Limit of our lives
- Broadcast
- 2001 (14 mins)
looks at current state of research into ageing, challenging idea that natural limit of our lives is ‘3 score years and 10.' Graham Easton and leading scientists explore fundamentals of ageing process and...
Truth Will Out
CJD is Caused by BSE
- Broadcast
- 2001 (14 mins)
investigates some of the uncertainties surrounding the transmission of BSE to humans in the form of vCJD. Can the two diseases be caused independently? Might there be virus-like molecules involved, as well...
Truth Will Out
Human Evolution has Stopped
- Broadcast
- 2001 (14 mins)
Using interviews with scientists and archive material, this programme looks at the current state of human evolution. Has it stopped or slowed down? How is technology and culture changing the course of our...
Dramatic Science
Learning to Love the Grey EP.2
- Broadcast
- 2001 (29 mins)
Continuing the drama series that reveals the issues raised by cloning research. As writer Sarah struggles to finish her play, she faces a new threat to her own happiness.
Dramatic Science
Learning to Love the Grey EP.3
- Broadcast
- 2001 (29 mins)
Completing the drama series set in the world of cloning research. As Sarah confronts scientist Edward March, can he persuade her to give him a second chance?
Dramatic Science
Making Astronauts EP.1
- Broadcast
- 2001 (29 mins)
New drama series exploring the scientific implications of genetic screening. In the near future, prospective parents Adam and Martin choose the ‘Omega Package’ for their unborn child.
Lab Detectives
Paint and Glass
- Broadcast
- 2001 (14 mins)
Dr. Anya Hunt analyses glass, each batch is unique and when studied under a microscope. Paint also has a fingerprint. Broken glass and chipped paint are very common features of a large number of crimes....
Lab Detectives
Tape
- Broadcast
- 2001 (14 mins)
A man’s alibi to his girlfriend’s murder centres on a mysterious phone call. Police enquiries locate a public phone box in a sleepy village and a subsequent search reveals a broken cassette tape in a...
Lab Detectives
Toxicology
- Broadcast
- 2001 (14 mins)
John Allan convicted in Liverpool for the murder of his partner Cheryl Lewis. He poisoned her with cyanide while on holiday in Egypt the previous year. Her body was embalmed and returned to the UK. The death...