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Bio 1511 Annotated Bibliography Assignment Annotated bibliographies are used to organize and summarize research papers for future reference. In this class you will read several papers: one scientific
Bio 1511 Annotated Bibliography Assignment
Annotated bibliographies are used to organize and summarize research papers for future reference. In this class, you will read several papers: one scientific article and several popular media articles about scientific topics. For this assignment, you should read the articles, then write a short synopsis or summary of the major points in each article. Each summary should be approximately 1-2 paragraphs. This can be accomplished by writing a brief description of the article, followed by a critical analysis of the text (do the authors make their case effectively?), and then a statement of the relevance of the work (is this article useful, and how so?). A full bibliographical reference should also be included for each article.
To receive full credit for this assignment you should read the following articles and provide a synopsis and full citation for each (pdfs of the articles can be found on Canvas):
“A powerful new way to edit DNA” A. Pollack, The New York Times
https://www.mediafire.com/file/8rdpyneoox7lbrn/A_Powerful_New_Way_to_Edit_DNA.pdf/file
“The CRISPR quandary” J. Kahn, The New York Times
https://www.mediafire.com/file/q250up69yz2t7ev/The_Crispr_Quandary_1.pdf/file
“Gene editing for ‘designer babies?’ Highly unlikely, scientists say” P. Belluck, The New York Times
https://www.mediafire.com/file/hnf5r590jqvhfk5/Gene_Editing_for_%25E2%2580%2598Designer_Babies%25E2%2580%2599.pdf/file
“Factors that alter rumen microbial ecology” J. Russell and J. Rychlik, Science
https://www.mediafire.com/file/u9xwb4c3hsti7dn/Russell_and_Rychlik_2001_article.pdf/file
Use APA style for all citations. More information about proper citation can be found on the University Libraries website: https://guides.lib.wayne.edu/c.php?g=939080&
Grading:
Proper bibliographic citation: 2 points per article – 8 points
Summary, critical analysis, relevance: 3 points per article – 12 points
Total – 20 points
