Web-Based Learning Tool DNATwist Shows It's Never Too Early to Start PGx Education
April 14, 2010
Web-Based Learning Tool DNATwist Shows It's Never Too Early to Start PGx Education
A recent paper describes the use of DNATwist — a web-based educational tool that teaches about pharmacogenomics topics — in two groups of advanced placement biology students in California.
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