Genetic+Disorders

Books
Search the media catalogto find books by using terms appropriate for your topic. See a media specialist if you need help. There may be a cart of books pulled for your class if you are coming to the media center.

Research Databases
Consumer Health Complete - Type in the name of your genetic disease to search. Encyclopedia Brittanica -Type in the name of your genetic disease to search Science in Context - Type in the name of your genetic disease to search, good for images too Brittanica ImageQuest - Search for images related to your topic

General Resources

 * Learn Genetics - The University of Utah Genetic Disorders Library**
 * National Human Genome Research Institute - Search for your topic in the search bar located on the top of the screen or use the list under "Genetic or Rare Condition"**

Directory of Chronic Illnesses - Click on the disease for more information Genetic Disorders and Birth Defects - lots of links from University of Iowa's library Genetic and Rare Conditions Site - Lay advocacy and support groups, information on genetic conditions / birth defects for professionals, educators, and individuals Genetics Home Reference - National Institiutes of Health; click on the letter disease begins with Howard Hughes Medical Institute Medicine Plus - Encyclopedia of Illnesses from National Institutes of Health Tyler Medical Clinic Your Genes, Your Health - Multimedia guide provided to gvie you information about several genetic disorders.

Specific Resources
Achondroplasia American Association for Klinefelter Syndrome Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Huntington's Disease Information Muscular Dystophy Association National Association for Albinism National Down Syndrom Society National Hemophilia Foundation National Tay-Sachs & Allied Association Sickle Cell Information Center Spina Bifida Association Turner Syndrome Society Turner's Syndrome

How do I cite my sources?
Use EasyBib to cite your sources.
 * If you're not sure how to get started with EasyBib, use this handout or watch this video.
 * **Note:** When it comes to citing databases, things get complicated. Some databases will provide a citation you can copy and paste. (In EasyBib, select "All 59 Options" and "Write/Paste Citation.") Others will provide you with an option to export/download a file. See this handout for detailed instructions.
 * See the media center's MLA page for more detailed information.