The National Institute of Anthropology and History is the body responsible for research into and conservation and dissemination of the national archaeological, historical and anthropological heritage and for the training of professionals responsible for the safeguarding and dissemination of that heritage.

(a) Extension of the functions and powers of the National Heritage Institute as the main research and conservation body

(b) Genetic medicine

As the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage projects of Anhui province mainly relies on oral and face to face passage, many intangible cultural heritage projects are on the verge of failing to be handed down from past generations. So the application of digital technology for conservation is imperative.

(d) Contribute to the safeguarding of indigenous peoples' cultural heritage and the customary means for its development, preservation and transmission to future generations, and promote the conservation of their cultural heritage, for the direct benefit of indigenous peoples and for the indirect benefit of mankind

The Law provides that the protection of the cultural heritage is a system of activities that ensure the preservation of the cultural heritage and includes its registration, research, practical storage, the use of cultural monuments and their promotion.

Drugstore Geneticist

The Age of Epigenetics

Fostering the protection and dissemination of the Ibero American cultural and natural, tangible and intangible cultural heritage

Genetics for the People?

Now I'm not a geneticist, so I'm not going to pretend to understand the genetics.

Genetics, Natural Resource

Also, the Department of Architecture is responsible for protecting and disseminating information on the immovable artistic heritage.

The Cultural Bias of Genetics

Paragraph 4 of the guidelines (conservation, development and diffusion of science)

Ms. Hampson pointed out that although the protection of the cultural heritage and traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples could overlap, they represented different dimensions of heritage protection.

In accordance with the Organic Act of the National Institute of Anthropology and History, it is responsible for scientific research on anthropology and history mainly concerned with the country's population and with the conservation and restoration of the archaeological, historical and palaeontological heritage the protection, conservation, restoration and recovery of that heritage, and the promotion and dissemination of aspects and activities that fall within its sphere of competence.

This field has now come to be known as optogenetics.

There's pharmacogenomics, the combination of pharmacology and genetics tailoring drugs to our individual constitutions that Juan talked about a little bit earlier.

(b) Conservation, development and diffusion of science and culture (scientific research policy)

Researchers often believe that their mission is to uncover new biology and genetics, and that someone else will translate them to the clinical arena. Accordingly, many geneticists have worked on big science genomics, including genome wide association studies focused on common genetic variation in the human species.

The protection and presentation of cultural heritage

Protection of cultural heritage of humankind

So why all the big deal about genetics?

I suspect that not everybody in the audience is a geneticist.

In the view of many of the indigenous participants, the lack of international political will to effectively recognize and protect traditional knowledge also hindered the protection of this heritage.

(b) Preservation and development of the national intellectual, artistic and archaeological heritage

It's protecting five World Heritage sites.

(f) Safeguarding and preserving the cultural heritage

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2. Protection of the heritage of indigenous people

Protection of cultural heritage The Law On Protection of Cultural Monuments, enacted in 12 February 1992, was the first law protecting the cultural heritage in the Eastern Europe.

Since indigenous peoples' cultural heritage is intrinsically connected to their traditional lands and waters, protection for indigenous cultural heritage shall also include measures to preserve and safeguard the environment thatwhich indigenous peoples traditionally inhabit.

It's also the great theoretical triumph of biology.

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Bearing in mind that Afghanistan, as a State party to the Convention for the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural HeritageUnited Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 1037, No. 15511. of 16 November 1972, has recognized its primary duty to ensure the identification, protection, conservation, presentation and transmission to future generations of, inter alia, the cultural heritage situated on its territory,

Protection for indigenous peoples' cultural heritage shall recognize that indigenous traditional lands and waters can only be adequately preserved if managed by the indigenous peoples themselves.

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The other major development is going to be in the area of what can happen in genetics.

43. Takes note of the adoption by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization of the Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage