Todd Wood
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Todd C. Wood education consisted of B.S. Biology, Liberty University, Virginia in 1994. He got his Ph.D. in Biochemistry at the University of Virginia in 1999 and did his post-doc at the University of Clemson in 2000. Todd Wood's professional experience include assistant professor of natural sciences, at Bryan College in Tennessee from 2000 to now. Also as an adjunct professor at the Department of Crop and Soil at the University of Clemson. He also worked as a research assistant at the University of Clemson.[1]He also has many creationist publications.[2]
Todd Wood also worked on the HybriDatabase: A Computer Repository of Organismal Data. He was able to gather a list of fertile animals that had been hybridized. The database not only lists mammals and birds but, insects, flowers, aquatic and marine life and many more. The data base is on the Bryan College website.[3] In 1996 Ashley Robinson designed the hybrid database, then the database was pushed to the side for four years. In 2000 Todd Wood brought the database back and started to gather information. He added the database to the Bryan college server. The database remains posted on the college's website.
He is a founding member of the Baraminology Study Group (BSG).
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Publications
- Todd C. Wood, Ph.D. Biochemistry/Genomics Biography by Institute for Creation Research
- Two of Every Kind Answers Magazine 2(2):32-34, 2007.
- Understanding the Pattern of Life: Origins and Organization of the Species B&H Publishing Group, 2003
- Ancient DNA A bimonthly newsletter of the Creation Research Society. 1(6),1996.
- Was There Really Life on Mars A bimonthly newsletter of the Creation Research Society. 1(5),1996.
- Genome decay in the mycoplasmas by Todd Wood. ICR Impact 340. 2001.
- The Terror of Anthrax in a Degrading Creation ICR Impact 312
- The Human Genome: A Creationist Overview ICR Impact 451
References
- Biographyprovided by Creation Institute of Creaton Research
- Publications provided by Creation Institute of Creaton Research
- Information provided by Bryan College
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