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The Teachers' Domain Biotechnology Collection is a collaboration of WGBH Educational Productions, WGBH Interactive, and WGBH Media Library. Major funding for this project is provided by the Amgen Foundation.
© 2009 WGBH Educational Foundation. All Rights Reserved.
Production Credits
Project Management
Denise Blumenthal
Karen Cariani
Christine Dietlin
Howard Lurie
Peter Pinch
Ted Sicker
Amy Tonkonogy
Resource Production Team
Jon Alper
Peter Beardsley
Steven Bedard
Joe Brandt
Anna Brooks
Melissa Cooperman
Bob Donahue
Julie Ecker
Irena Fayngold
Jessica Gidal
Jill Goldberg
Daniel Hart
Jason Kahn
Daniel Paquin
Christopher Riegle
Lisa Rosenthal
Christian Wise
New Video and Interactive Production
"Associate Scientist Andres Berrio," "Chemist and Biologist Catherine Drennan," and "Quality Control Microbiologist" produced by Irena Fayngold
"Research Assistant Sandra Bustamante" and "Synthetic Biologist Karmella Haynes" produced by Jessica Gidal
"Careers in Biotechnology" produced by Steven Bedard
Melissa Cooperman, Still Photographer
Bob Freeman, Sound
Dan Paquin, Developer
Christian Wise, Senior Designer
Ken Willinger, Camera
Music for New Video Production
"Breakthrough," Written by D.Vye/J.Reynolds/T.Caris
"Arms Around the World," Written by Leon Ayers Jr.
"The Return Of The Manbag," Performed by Redtenbacher's Funkestra, Written by Stefan Redtenbacher and Thomas Foyer
"The Fox," Performed by 11 Acorn Lane, Writtten by Neal Pawley and Thomas Foyer
"Big 3", "Reasons to Get Fit", "Quiet Urban Night" and "Bright Attitude" composed by Tom Phillips.
Business Management
Sue Chalifoux
Maria Constantinides
Polly Searles
Advisors
Shahira Badran, Bunker Hill Community College
Don DeRosa, Boston University School of Medicine
Melinda Joncas, Greater Lawrence Technical School
Lisa Rapp, Springfield Technical Community College
Lesson Plan
Ellyn Daugherty, Advisor
Christopher Riegle, Writer
Marketing and Outreach
Daniella Quinones
Copy Editor
Cynthia Bond
Video Closed Captioning
Media Access Group
Special Thanks
Suzanne Grillo, Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation
Lance Hartford, Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation
Constance Phillips, Boston University School of Medicine
Bob Ross, Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation
Resource Credits
ABC News VideoSource
Alan Mason Chesney Medical Archives of the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
Amgen, Inc.
Andres Berrio
Austin Community College
Biogen Idec Inc.
BioMedia Associates
Brystol-Myers Squibb
Catherine Drennan
Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC)
Chariton Valley Resource Conservation and Development, Inc.
CityLab Academy/Boston University School of Medicine
Conchi Garcia-Rama Pacheco
Cynthia Kenyon
Dolan DNA Learning Center (www.dnalc.org) Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Elsa & Ira Kleinman family of Louis Levenson
Gary Daniel
Getty Images
Harvard University Life Sciences/HHMI Outreach Program
Iowa Public Television
iStockphoto
ITN
Janelle Thompson
Jorge Bermejo Rodriguez
Jupiterimages Corporation (Clipart.com)
Karmella Haynes
Kevin Eggan / Harvard Stem Cell Institute
KQED QUEST
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
MicroAngela (Tina Weatherby Carvalho)
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio
Naval Historical Center
Patricia Garcia-Rama Pacheco
Philip Meaden
Phototake
Richard Rachubinski, University of Alberta
Ruben Juanes
Sandra Bustamante
Snyder Lab at Yale University
Stephen Jennings
Troy Van Voorhis
University of Nebraska, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Webb Chappell
wikipedia.org
Yet-Ming Chiang
Special Collection Page Image Credits
In clockwise order, from top center, then center photos
Corn (top center): © WGBH Educational Foundation
Daphnee (middle right): © WGBH Educational Foundation
Hand X-ray (bottom right): © Amgen, Inc.
Scientist holds test tube in purple gloved hand (bottom left): © Amgen, Inc.
Gene comparison (top left): © WGBH Educational Foundation
Scientist with mask (center): © WGBH Educational Foundation
Special thanks to AFTRA and AF of M for granting permission to use segments produced with participation of their members.