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Browse the Genome Technology Daily Scan Archives July 4, 2008 - A blogger channels Darwin to figure out why "tree of life" became the favored analogy. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 4, 2008 - A blogger says he's hearing that Pfizer is bracing for layoffs. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 4, 2008 - Tasty open access tidbits: OICR makes research available; Elsevier starts a publishing contest. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 4, 2008 - Newsweek pits Charles Darwin against Abraham Lincoln to find out which was more important. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 4, 2008 - Today's issue of Science reports on the peer review process, the Cancer Genome Atlas, Ras signaling, and phylogenetic trees. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 3, 2008 - A blogger says the peer review process is hindered by low-quality reviews. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 3, 2008 - A poll shows that the US public is significantly in favor of federal funding for scientific research. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 3, 2008 - A Harvard professor defends findings that hasty approvals at FDA have led to spikes in drug safety problems. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 3, 2008 - Nature this week covers PLoS's business model, reprogramming stem cells, new heart stem cells, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 2, 2008 - How do you know that genetic testing is really reaching consumers? When it's reported on by the Indianapolis Star. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 2, 2008 - A blogger says a wiki approach to patent applications has shown promising results. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 2, 2008 - Venture capitalists say tech and biotech startups are in a crisis. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 2, 2008 - A blogger launches a bioinformatics career survey. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 2, 2008 - Pardis Sabeti discusses her work. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 2, 2008 - The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute has sequenced more than 1 trillion DNA bases in six months. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 1, 2008 - WHO and partners fund a $26 million program to distribute a PCR-based TB test. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 1, 2008 - A Q&A with a clinical genetics expert who moonlights as a tutor to judges to improve the use of DNA evidence in courts. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 1, 2008 - A blogger checks in on the Gates Foundation, where lots of grant funding hasn't yet solved the targeted infectious diseases. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 1, 2008 - Researchers study gene expression changes in malaria parasite mutants. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 1, 2008 - Researchers study how disrupting CCR5 can affect HIV infection. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 30, 2008 - PLoS Computational Biology offers a paper on best practices for organizing a scientific meeting. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 30, 2008 - A blogger scans through papers using word clouds. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 30, 2008 - Bloggers discuss how much data a human genome contains. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 30, 2008 - A dearth of funds and positions lead scientific PhDs to leave academia. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 30, 2008 - A blogger says regulating personal genomics will have a negative impact on public health. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 30, 2008 - Stanford's School of Education implements OA. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 27, 2008 - Metabolomics and the future of personalized medicine. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 27, 2008 - A blogger discusses the bad personal genomics companies. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 27, 2008 - A blogger says novel compounds aren't that hard to find. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 27, 2008 - Francis Collins is on NPR. Read Comments (1) | Read more... June 27, 2008 - This week's issue of Science includes French researchers in protest, an avian family tree, codon base pair bias, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 26, 2008 - Bloggers wrap up their BIO coverage; an award to Genzyme's CEO and a talk from Elizabeth Edwards. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 26, 2008 - A blogger says there's a time to read scientific papers and a time to go back to your lab and do the work. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 26, 2008 - A blogger considers the results of a new Gallup poll on political stance and belief in evolution, while biologists lobby the Louisiana governor to veto an "academic freedom" bill. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 26, 2008 - New changes to NIH grant applications also affect any updates you send in. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 26, 2008 - Researchers will be taking a crack at the cacao genome. Read Comments (2) | Read more... June 26, 2008 - In Nature this week, you'll find honeybees, fruit flies, RNA-seq, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 25, 2008 - Jonathan Eisen gives an award to the University of Western Ontario. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 25, 2008 - The Association of British Insurers extends it moratorium on predictive genetic testing, but a blogger wonders what that means. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 25, 2008 - A study in JAMA shows epigenetic changes occurring over time. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 25, 2008 - Personal genomics companies respond to California's cease-and-desist letters. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 25, 2008 - The Personal Democracy Forum advocates for Internet access for everyone. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 24, 2008 - The NYT reports on John Kao's innovation ideas. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 24, 2008 - The UK's MRC will restore its Laboratory of Molecular Biology. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 24, 2008 - A company considers leaving Boston and New York becomes the high-tech capital. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 24, 2008 - A blogger describes the switch to massively parallel sequencing. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 24, 2008 - Scholars advise the next president to prioritize the role of the science and technology advisor. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 23, 2008 - GSK donates microarray data to caBIG. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 23, 2008 - GenBank contains a lot of wrong information. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 23, 2008 - Darwin abounds in the news. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 23, 2008 - A blogger discusses the structure of the specific aims page of an R01 grant application. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 23, 2008 - The University of Toronto tries out a "graduate student oath." Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 20, 2008 - Innovation in Europe is held back by significant delays at patent offices, BBC News reports. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 20, 2008 - A Dow Jones article looks at companies getting into biomarker-based diagnostics and personalized medicine. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 20, 2008 - A healthy lifestyle can alter gene expression to protect against cancer, a study indicates. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 20, 2008 - A blogger writes about really good scientific meetings. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 20, 2008 - This week's issue looks at a Canadian biobank, behavioral genetics, aligning genomic sequences, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 19, 2008 - Bloggers discuss the validity of scientific theories. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 19, 2008 - Bloggers discuss what it means to be human. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 19, 2008 - Maryland's governor plans a biosciences initiative. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 19, 2008 - A NYT blogger discusses the merits of Charles Darwin. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 19, 2008 - In Nature this week, there's evolution of quaternary structure, the ERC, an amphioxus genome, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 18, 2008 - Emory researchers make mouse cells that produce magnetic particles. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 18, 2008 - A study on genetic reasons why people don't learn from their mistakes, makes a mistake. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 18, 2008 - California's objection to direct-to-consumer genetic testing has bloggers in a tizzy. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 18, 2008 - Registration for Google Code Jam is open. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 18, 2008 - Jeremy Nicholson talks about metabolomics in a Q&A. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 17, 2008 - The 1 million-euro Millennium Technology Prize is awarded to Robert Langer at MIT. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 17, 2008 - NYT covers a genome sequence-based image intended to promote personalized medicine. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 17, 2008 - Antibiotic-resistant bacteria are showing up in the food supply. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 17, 2008 - A gene expression study suggests you can get the benefits of coffee just by smelling it. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 17, 2008 - A professor who once taught the governor of Louisiana lobbies on behalf of evolution. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 17, 2008 - Cold Spring Harbor posts interviews conducted during the Biology of Genomes meeting. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 16, 2008 - Gunther Stent, a pioneer of molecular biology, died at the age of 84. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 16, 2008 - Harold Varmus gave a talk on the future of cancer research at WashU, and a blogger rounds up the highlights. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 16, 2008 - A follow-up study says double-blind review may not help female scientists. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 16, 2008 - NSF is planning big changes for its microbial research programs, says a blogger. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 16, 2008 - California tells 13 consumer genomics companies to cease and desist. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 16, 2008 - A blogger complains about a journal's lack of constructive criticism. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 13, 2008 - A blogger says that universities should team up with community colleges for programs that would give students good research grounding and practical job skills. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 13, 2008 - The Economist wonders whether Europe's time has come to be a major biotech player. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 13, 2008 - Details on the next upgrade to the Roche 454 FLX from a WashU blogger. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 13, 2008 - This week's issue of Science covers new NIH peer review plans, how enzymes work, the yeast interactome, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 13, 2008 - Invitrogen's acquisition of Applied Biosystems has the field abuzz. Read Comments (1) | Read more... June 12, 2008 - Science Commons kicks off Health Commons, a project to get treatments to patients faster. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 12, 2008 - A Tech Review blogger says genetic tests are going out of date faster than that flat-screen TV you just bought. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 12, 2008 - A researcher tries to silence bacterial genes. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 12, 2008 - A blogger reviews genome viewers/editors. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 12, 2008 - This week in Nature there's translational research, transgenic primates, substrate targeting in drug discovery, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 12, 2008 - A blogger wonders how much it actually costs to publish a journal article. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 11, 2008 - A blogger praises FriendFeed. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 11, 2008 - MIT's Robert Langer wins the Millennium Technology Prize. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 11, 2008 - A gene involved in diabetes and obesity is only active when maternally inherited. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 11, 2008 - Is the Singularity approaching? Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 11, 2008 - Scientists sequence the korarchaeal genome of Candidatus Korarchaeum cryptofilum. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 11, 2008 - A blogger discusses how to improve institutional data repositories. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 10, 2008 - A blogger finds an overlooked passage in GINA. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 10, 2008 - Scientists look at the synaptic proteome. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 10, 2008 - Microsoft and Kaiser team up on personal medical records. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 10, 2008 - A blogger studies GSK's pending layoffs and the politics behind them. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 10, 2008 - A blogger reviews two personal genomics sites. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 10, 2008 - Scientists take a genome-wide look at gene imprinting in mice. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 9, 2008 - A Los Alamos supercomputer becomes the fastest in the world as it reaches more than a petaflop of processor power. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 9, 2008 - Harvard's CTSA award will go toward a social networking site for clinicians and researchers. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 9, 2008 - A company claims to activate "junk DNA." Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 9, 2008 - A blogger writes about what to look for in a postdoc mentor. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 9, 2008 - Drug companies should be more transparent about money they pay scientists and doctors, some believe. Read Comments (1) | Read more... June 6, 2008 - Less food and higher prices might mean a global food crisis in the near future. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 6, 2008 - Allan Spradling is the winner of the 2008 Gruber Genetics Prize. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 6, 2008 - A blogger wonders how many retractions a lab can have and survive. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 6, 2008 - A blogger comments on the Vioxx appeals cases. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 6, 2008 - This issue of Science has a Q&A with Francis Collins, X-chromosome inactivation and RNAi, looking at microbes in silico, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 5, 2008 - A new journal will cover synthetic biology, a blogger reports. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 5, 2008 - A blogger shares tips to reduce the environmental impact of a research lab. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 5, 2008 - Scientists have built a tiny biosensor to detect microorganisms. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 5, 2008 - First it was "creation science," then "intelligent design" -- now it's "strengths and weaknesses." Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 5, 2008 - We dedicate the next year and a half to Darwin. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 5, 2008 - This week, Nature has the mouse bronchial tree, esiRNAs, the origins of modern cancer research, and more. Read Comments (1) | Read more... June 4, 2008 - Protein researchers create a mouse plasma peptide atlas. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 4, 2008 - Researchers find a drug target in malaria potassium channels. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 4, 2008 - OpenWetWare's Lorrie LeJeune talks about sharing research. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 4, 2008 - Bloggers take a look at jobs in biotech. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 3, 2008 - As cancer detection tools improve, will healthy patients have to undergo treatment? Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 3, 2008 - James Watson is interviewed by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 3, 2008 - A blogger says informatics is like a basketball team's 6th man. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 3, 2008 - Researchers link genetic variation to enzyme function. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 3, 2008 - A blogger says research universities don't need to focus on educating undergraduates. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 3, 2008 - This review compares computational neuroscience and systems biology. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 2, 2008 - Columbia's Brian Greene writes an op-ed for the New York Times on loving science. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 2, 2008 - At the ASCO annual meeting, leaders say flat funding will undo advances in cancer research. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 2, 2008 - A researcher finds a gene for upright walking. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 2, 2008 - A blogger wonders why there are so few women in tenured professorships. Read Comments (0) | Read more... June 2, 2008 - A blogger discusses what software biology students should learn to use. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 30, 2008 - Stephen Colbert discovers microbe mania. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 30, 2008 - A blogger considers the shortage of lab technicians and abundance of PhD scientists. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 30, 2008 - Forbes interviews James Thomson. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 30, 2008 - A blogger signs up for scientific social networking web sites. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 30, 2008 - This issue of Science contains Paleo-Eskimo DNA, silencing in Arabidopsis, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 29, 2008 - A blogger advocates a social-networking, open-access approach to identifying error rates in next-gen sequencing. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 29, 2008 - Researchers isolate 1,000-year-old DNA from Vikings. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 29, 2008 - The United States is losing power and prestige in the sciences, according to a panel at the World Science Festival. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 29, 2008 - This week, Nature delves into the Human Microbiome Project, metagenomics, the evolution of influenza A virus, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 29, 2008 - Yeah, yeah, Francis Collins is stepping down. The real question is, who will take his place? Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 28, 2008 - Beth Israel Deaconess and the Cleveland Clinic try Google Health out. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 28, 2008 - Science takes over the city. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 28, 2008 - Jonathan Eisen bestows an award on Leiden University. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 28, 2008 - HHMI announces 56 new appointees. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 28, 2008 - A blogger wonders what students do after leaving academia. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 28, 2008 - WikiProteins is launched. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 27, 2008 - A new initiative aims to bring the humanities and science together. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 27, 2008 - Sheer luck has little to do with scientific success, says a blogger. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 27, 2008 - Takeda looks at US market. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 27, 2008 - A blogger wonders where all the scientific geniuses have gone. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 27, 2008 - A check in the column for personalized medicine. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 27, 2008 - Research links genetics to political stance. Read Comments (1) | Read more... May 26, 2008 - A blogger notes that the proposal submission deadline for January's PSB meeting is approaching. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 26, 2008 - Google Trends indicates that synthetic biology captures just a sliver of the interest that's seen for systems biology. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 26, 2008 - A blogger suggests some ways to clean up your file- and directory-naming protocol. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 26, 2008 - After our sigh of relief as GINA became law, a Wired blogger says we've still got things to worry about. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 23, 2008 - Find yourself without the requisite number of scientist buddies? A couple of social networking sites want to help. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 23, 2008 - A blogger describes a new paper from Benjamin Cravatt's lab. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 23, 2008 - Scientists compare the microbiome across 60 mammalian species. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 23, 2008 - A blogger makes the case for open access to chemistry data. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 23, 2008 - This Science roundup includes Australia's science budget, reviews of systems biology books, endogenous siRNAs, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 22, 2008 - A pharma strives to minimize bureaucracy by streamlining. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 22, 2008 - A blogger discusses the discovery of a novel protein-coding gene in yeast. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 22, 2008 - US News & World Report says hurray for GINA, but genetic testing is still hampered by lack of coverage among third-party payers. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 22, 2008 - A blogger considers her first year in academia. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 22, 2008 - Virginia Commonwealth University has a contract with Philip Morris that prevents professors from publishing without the company's consent, reports the New York Times. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 22, 2008 - This week in Nature there's open-access publishing, genetic testing, stem cells, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 21, 2008 - Dog cloning auctions, BioNumbers, GenePattern updates, a poetic gene, and gene-splicing humor. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 21, 2008 - Plant-based biofuels will be a tough row to hoe no matter how you look at it, NYT reports. Read Comments (1) | Read more... May 21, 2008 - SF Chronicle covers the latest Ernst & Young biotech report. Some good news, some bad. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 21, 2008 - Massachusetts prepares its life sciences bill, complete with earmarks. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 21, 2008 - Duke's Homme Hellinga retracted two journal articles and sparked an investigation as well as a discussion. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 20, 2008 - Researchers use E. coli as a 'computer.' Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 20, 2008 - A review article and a blogger examine genome-wide association studies. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 20, 2008 - A survey looks at how high school biology teachers treat evolution and creationism in the classroom and offers reasons why. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 20, 2008 - Google Health is live. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 20, 2008 - Researchers use computational analysis to study HIV infection. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 20, 2008 - Scientists bring extinct Tasmanian tiger DNA back to life. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 19, 2008 - An article describes next-gen newcomer ZS Genetics' sequencing technology. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 19, 2008 - A blogger warns about press hype concerning two hot fields. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 19, 2008 - Researchers have developed transgenic monkeys to study Huntington's disease. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 19, 2008 - Bloggers discuss an editorial from last week's Science. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 19, 2008 - Agricultural genetics research is still being cut, says the New York Times. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 16, 2008 - This week's issue of Science takes a look at funding, a new proteome map, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 16, 2008 - Personalized medicine officially takes flight for colon cancer. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 16, 2008 - Doctors start using gene expression chips in the ICU. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 16, 2008 - Scientists Without Borders launches. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 16, 2008 - MarketWatch interviews Drew Fromkin, CEO of Clinical Data. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 15, 2008 - A blogger describes his experience judging students' projects in his machine-learning class. Read Comments (1) | Read more... May 15, 2008 - As fewer patients enroll in clinical trials, medical centers and other groups are trying new tactics to lure them in. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 15, 2008 - A blogger's look at how short-read sequence alignment tools stack up. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 15, 2008 - Nature this week reports on regenerative medicine, a Drosophila nucleosome map, metabolic phenotypes, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 15, 2008 - A paper compares mutant yeast to cancer cells. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 15, 2008 - The FDA commissioner officially asks Congress for more money. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 14, 2008 - A blogger posts pictures of science fair posters. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 14, 2008 - Harvard's George Whitesides places a microfluidic device on a tiny piece of paper. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 14, 2008 - Two researchers discuss the benefits and drawbacks of consumer genomics tests. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 14, 2008 - Stephen Hawking helps launch the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences project. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 14, 2008 - Bloggers wonder where grant money is spent. Read Comments (1) | Read more... May 14, 2008 - Scientists use computational biology to reconstruct viral populations. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 13, 2008 - Public criticism for a project that appears to put us one step closer to designer babies. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 13, 2008 - The CIO of Harvard med school lists 10 traits of a great boss. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 13, 2008 - A blogger reports on a new game-based tool to solve protein structures. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 13, 2008 - News of the platypus genome sequence brings more public attention than usual -- perhaps, as the NYT posits, because it's just such an odd animal. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 12, 2008 - A systems biology skeptic finds reason to believe. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 12, 2008 - The New York Times reviews a book from a BRCA1-positive journalist who writes about the effects of knowing parts of her genome. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 12, 2008 - A blogger wonders whether industry will continue to rely on software developed by academics. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 12, 2008 - Ewan Birney blogs about highlights from the Biology of Genomes meeting. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 9, 2008 - This week in Science, there's protein-protein interactions, HIV research, interleukin 34, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 9, 2008 - A blogger reports on personal genetics from the Biology of Genomes meeting. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 9, 2008 - Undergraduates learn to clone and sequence a gene. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 8, 2008 - This week, Nature has the platypus genome, ChemSpider, REST, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 8, 2008 - Regulators and doctors begin vetting personal genetic tests. Read Comments (1) | Read more... May 8, 2008 - A blogger wonders whether Americans will spend money on genetic tests. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 8, 2008 - A blogger compares scientific research to fine art. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 7, 2008 - A blogger interviews Navigenics CSO Dietrich Stephan. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 7, 2008 - Louisiana is the latest to call for teaching creationism in science classes. Read Comments (1) | Read more... May 7, 2008 - Researchers in Singapore have designed a chip to perform PCR on samples using magnetic nanoparticles. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 7, 2008 - Consumers have to weigh the pros and cons of taking genetic tests. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 7, 2008 - A blogger thinks open data needs business models. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 6, 2008 - A blogger who used the 23andMe service is interviewed on a radio show. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 6, 2008 - Not sure how the US presidential candidates weigh in on issues like stem cell research and biofuels? Tech Review offers a cheat sheet. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 6, 2008 - Scientific American has an article about how the finished human genome isn't really, you know, finished. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 6, 2008 - Nosology embraces genomics research. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 6, 2008 - Researchers perform a genome-wide association study on gene expression in the human liver. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 5, 2008 - NYT reports on the death of molecular biologist Giuseppe Attardi. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 5, 2008 - Researchers say Y. pestis may have such high virulence because of its aspartic acid production. Read Comments (0) | Read more... May 5, 2008 - A blogger muses on the roles of hard work and luck in science. |