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	Your paper must be 10 pages or less. It can be on
any subject in genetics, although most people minimize the
amount of library work that they must do, by writing a paper
on the same topic as the second presentation. Note that this
is a paper which cites original recent literature.
	Do not pick too large a subject.  Write your paper
on some aspect of the topic you have chosen.  You can not 
do the genetics of the human race or the genetics of cancer
in 10 pages.  The 10 page limit is designed to limit your
subject.  Please note that the paper is not a mere rehash
of your presentation. It should deal with one small in depth
aspect of your presentation.


A list of hints that will help you.
	Note that this is not a paper about symptoms or a
paper about molecular genetics that has little to do with 
genetics.  At most 5 percent of your paper can describe 
symptoms and treatment, and molecular biological mechanisms
must be a consequence of the genetics. The exeption is
genetic methods of treating the molecular defect, which
correct the mutation.
	Case histories of people who have had the disease
are not good material.  This is not a medical course.
	Note that you are expected to use reasonable English,
and spelling in your paper.  There was no requirement like
this for the presentations, since there is little a second
language student can do about this in an oral presentation.  
The paper is a different matter.  You have time.


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	Carolyn Beckman
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