Episode 2.6: Our Men in Havana The infection of a Florida citrus grove by bacteria also found in Cuba’s sugar cane crop hints at agricultural terrorism and threatens U.S.–Cuba relations. NorBAC steps in to find answe

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• Xanthomonadales
• Xylella fastidiosa
• Persistent vegetative state
• Cicadellidae
• Neurotrauma
• Coma
• Sharpshooter
• Minimally conscious state
• Insect
• Medicine
• Health
• Intensive care medicine

EPISODE GUIDE QUESTIONS CARPAGGEDON 1. How long have Asian Carp been an invasive species in North America? 2. What are some other invasive species that have already caused problems in the Great Lakes? 3. How much does i

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• Silver carp
• Zebra mussel
• Bowfishing
• Great Lakes
• Bighead carp
• Carp fishing
• Fish
• Carp
• Asian carp

Episode 2.11: Fishy David has a fish thrown at him by Earl Jordan, whose son has become paralyzed from eating what he thinks are genetically modified fish. Mayko identifies other children living in the same coastal area

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• Cytogenetics
• Emerging technologies
• Genetic engineering
• Environmental issues
• Genetically modified food
• Genetically modified organism
• Y chromosome
• Chromosome
• Fluorescence in situ hybridization
• Biology
• Genetics
• Molecular biology

Episode 2.2: Escape Mutant A young HIV-positive AIDS activist stabs Audrey Graves, the American Drug Industry Council representative, with a needle containing his own blood. Everyone panics, concerned that Audrey and the

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• Health
• HIV
• Antiretroviral drug
• Reverse-transcriptase inhibitor
• Zidovudine
• AIDS
• Gp41
• Virus
• Retrovirus
• HIV/AIDS
• Biology
• Medicine

Episode 711, Story 2: Seadrome Tukufu: our next story investigates an inventor’s dream of bringing the US and Europe closer together. May 27, 1927, Charles Lindbergh made history flying alone, non-stop, across the Atl

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• Archer & Armstrong
• Aircraft carrier
• Semi-submersible
• Aviation
• United States
• Edward Robert Armstrong
• Transport
• Charles Lindbergh

Episode 709, Story 2: Liberia Letter Tukufu: Our next story traces one freed man’s dream to return to Africa. By the early 19th century, the United States was home to increasing numbers of free blacks. In some places,

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• Back-to-Africa movement
• Liberia
• Earth
• Colonialism
• Africa
• American Colonization Society

First Aired[removed]:00AM Just Food Stories :: Episode 2 – Gregory Anderson & Lauren Brown On the second episode of Just Food Stories, host Jacquie Berger welcomes 2 guests: Lauren Brown, Coordinator of the Cyp

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Episode 2.3: The Cocktail Remember the chickens infected with human prions from episode 4 in Season1? It turns out many of them ended up in school lunches long before NorBAC shut down distribution. Mayko Tran and visitin

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• Medicine
• CPEB
• Prion
• Scrapie
• PRNP
• Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
• Long-term memory
• Slow virus
• Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies
• Biology
• Health

Episode 2.13: The End The Encephalitis lethargica epidemic sweeping through the U.S. military continues to puzzle the staff at NorBAC. Carlos finds that all humans have the dormant virus and it’s not contagious. Instea

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• Immune system
• Vaccination
• Lymphocytes
• T cells
• Antigen
• Autoimmunity
• B cell
• Vaccine
• Virus
• Anatomy
• Immunology
• Biology

Episode 2.8: Haze Bob’s continued interest in climatology and pollution has led him to track a phenomenon called the Asian Brown Cloud over the last few months. The cloud is approaching Mexico City, and Bob predicts th

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• Atmospheric thermodynamics
• Precipitation
• Atmosphere
• Air pollution
• Smog
• Inversion
• Asian brown cloud
• Cloud
• Global dimming
• Atmospheric sciences
• Meteorology
• Chemistry