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Browse the Genome Technology Daily Scan Archives September 5, 2008 - Researchers study the genetics of the extinct woolly mammoth. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 5, 2008 - Researchers find miRNA biomarkers in blood serum. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 5, 2008 - Physicists try out humor. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 5, 2008 - This week's issue of Science includes cancer genome projects, human-specific gain-of-function, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 4, 2008 - Scientists may be prone to quarter-life crises, says a blogger. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 4, 2008 - The Broad made its announcement. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 4, 2008 - A blogger wonders if young professors should take on writing review articles. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 4, 2008 - This week in Nature, there's big data, miRNAs working in concert, virophages, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 3, 2008 - The Broad's got a big announcement tomorrow, and curiosity's running high. Read Comments (3) | Read more... September 3, 2008 - PubMed has a draw for non-scientists. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 3, 2008 - A former Cisco executive says there is an innovation gap. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 3, 2008 - A MythBuster gives three ways to help science education in the US. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 3, 2008 - Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center goes live with Microsoft's HealthVault. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 3, 2008 - Academic health centers need to promote biomedical data sharing. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 3, 2008 - Francis Collins is writing a new book. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 2, 2008 - A blogger releases survey results about bioinformatics careers. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 2, 2008 - Men who don't marry may be able to blame -- or thank -- a genetic variant for their reluctance. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 2, 2008 - A new study says that young scientists who commit fraud have mentors who aren't involved. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 2, 2008 - Don't "be dull" when speaking publicly. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 2, 2008 - Electronic Arts releases an evolution video game, Spore. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 2, 2008 - The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services is looking for comments on its warfarin study. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 1, 2008 - A blogger considers the renewal of the SBIR/STTR grant program. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 1, 2008 - Scientists get a better look at telomerase. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 1, 2008 - A blogger says DTC genomic companies like Navigenics might have a hard time competing with free testing programs launching. Read Comments (0) | Read more... September 1, 2008 - Barack Obama responds to ScienceDebate, Sarah Palin supports creationism in classrooms, and a new book says the US has an "innovation deficit." Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 29, 2008 - A blogger defends the quality of papers published in PNAS. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 29, 2008 - The Wall Street Journal reports on immunology and the human microbiome. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 29, 2008 - Scientists find that pooling DNA doesn't prevent the identification of individuals in the mix. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 29, 2008 - Science reports on the E. coli MscS channel, iPS cells for ALS, redox-active pigments in bacteria, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 28, 2008 - Links to videos and blog posts rounding up this month's Sci Foo meeting. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 28, 2008 - A blogger says that online collaborations will never fully obviate the need for real-life meetings. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 28, 2008 - Nature this week covers regenerative medicine, synthetic biology, noncoding RNA, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 28, 2008 - Researchers find a genetic link for dry macular degeneration. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 28, 2008 - What makes a scientist a scientist? Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 27, 2008 - The Guardian reports on guidelines for broad genetic testing to find people at risk of hypercholesterolemia. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 27, 2008 - A blogger lists his favorite things about the short read alignment tool Maq. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 27, 2008 - Thomas Weller died earlier this week; also, colleagues remember Chris Curtis. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 27, 2008 - Peer review is under the microscope. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 26, 2008 - It's never too late to write your own dynamic programming alignment algorithm. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 26, 2008 - Genomics may offer hope to the citrus industry, increasingly concerned about a new pathogen. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 26, 2008 - Newsweek's Sharon Begley says it's not your imagination -- it really is tougher to get funding for translational research. Read Comments (2) | Read more... August 26, 2008 - A blogger discusses Arthur Kornberg's book. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 26, 2008 - Bloggers have tips for new PIs. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 25, 2008 - Neil Saunders applies Wordle to journal content. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 25, 2008 - The University of Nottingham posts chemistry videos. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 25, 2008 - Amazon may get into the textbook world. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 25, 2008 - A New York Times article describes teaching evolution in Florida. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 22, 2008 - Genetic testing shows that you're not always getting the seafood you pay for in restaurants. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 22, 2008 - A blogger reports on how much pharma/biotech organizations are spending on lobbying the US federal government. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 22, 2008 - RNAi won't live up to the drug discovery dream, say stock analysts. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 22, 2008 - This week, Science focuses on anthrax, epigenetics, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 22, 2008 - In PLoS this week, there's horizontal gene transger in Aspergillus, microbial metatranscriptome sequencing, in silico ChIP-seq models, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 21, 2008 - Chris Mooney says there is no shortage of US scientists. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 21, 2008 - Nature tries out a wiki. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 21, 2008 - This week's Nature covers the sequence of a placozoan, deep-sea sediment, Darwin's Down House, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 21, 2008 - Bloggers discuss top-tier journals. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 21, 2008 - A blogger predicts more teachers using open source texts. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 20, 2008 - Women are just as good as men in math, says a study. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 20, 2008 - Scientists find genes that interact with BRCA1 to cause cancer. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 20, 2008 - Science Commons interviews Rufus Pollock on open access and open science. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 20, 2008 - A paper from Craig Venter underscores medicine based on genome, not race. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 20, 2008 - The Freakonomics team looks at the FBI's DNA probabilities. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 20, 2008 - Human embryonic stem cells may also be subject to rejection. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 19, 2008 - The New York Times offers a Q&A with Nina Fedoroff. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 19, 2008 - Medco kicks off a two-year PGx partnership with the US FDA. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 19, 2008 - A blogger wonders whether biological age can be accurately determined. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 19, 2008 - Forbes tackles synthetic biology. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 19, 2008 - A blogger wonders about ethics of reviewing articles more than once. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 19, 2008 - Misha Angrist discusses personal genomics. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 18, 2008 - Scientists are studying the salamander genome to get a handle on regeneration. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 18, 2008 - Bloggers discuss the issue of giving credit in science. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 18, 2008 - Two genes are linked to bipolar disorder. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 18, 2008 - A blogger discusses rates of awarding tenure. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 18, 2008 - Bigfoot's DNA test came back and he is human. And an opossum. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 15, 2008 - An op-ed in the Journal calls for eliminating bachelor's degrees in favor of technical certification programs. Read Comments (1) | Read more... August 15, 2008 - A blogger says Oracle's relational database software is a source of frustration. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 15, 2008 - This week's issue of Science includes anthrax and TIGR, Victor McKusick, the human transcriptome, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 15, 2008 - Scientists study DNA repair of double-strand breaks. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 15, 2008 - A blogger looks into the approval process for biosimilars. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 14, 2008 - Genentech officially rejects Roche's bid; analysts expect Roche to raise its price, saying the acquisition is still likely. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 14, 2008 - A video game zillionaire will go to space, taking DNA from one of the American Gladiators with him. Seriously. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 14, 2008 - An op-ed in the New York Times says teaching evolution in classrooms should not be optional. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 14, 2008 - A blogger creates a fantasy funding game. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 14, 2008 - A blogger shares how he keeps up with the literature. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 14, 2008 - Nature this week has info on alternative energy sources, women in science, mammalian ribozymes, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 13, 2008 - Discover magazine asks whether genetic manipulation will destroy sports. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 13, 2008 - A new standard format for protein and nucleotide sequence databases is open for discussion. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 13, 2008 - A blogger takes note of how well OA policies are working at NIH and NSF. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 13, 2008 - A blogger offers advice on running successful restriction digests. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 13, 2008 - A new study finds that many people harbor mitochondrial DNA mutations. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 12, 2008 - Scientists discover biomarkers for aging. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 12, 2008 - Ethical debates are brewing about a range of new technologies, include nanotech. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 12, 2008 - A medical panel recommends against prostate screening for older men. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 12, 2008 - Alnylam has an RNAi-based drug for lowering cholesterol. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 12, 2008 - Researchers create a genetic map of Europe. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 11, 2008 - Population studies are providing better markers for -- you guessed it -- ancestry testing. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 11, 2008 - A blogger says the challenge in embracing open access is systemic, and that scientists themselves are all for it. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 11, 2008 - The Boston Globe looks at consumer genomics. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 11, 2008 - The Wall Street Journal looks at the work the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine's director has cut out for himself. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 11, 2008 - A blogger wants to create a personalized ranking system for scientific papers. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 11, 2008 - Researchers use transgenic mice to control protein degradation. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 8, 2008 - Scientists find a gene related to blindness in dogs. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 8, 2008 - Entelos launches MyDigitalHealth. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 8, 2008 - Anthropologists sequence the Neandertal mitochondrial genome. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 8, 2008 - PSI publishes new sets of standards for reporting proteomic experiments. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 8, 2008 - A blogger stresses why a scientist should write a blog. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 8, 2008 - This week's edition of Science looks at stem cells, the genetics of evolution, high throughput screening, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 7, 2008 - Esther Dyson discusses genetics and the Internet. Read Comments (1) | Read more... August 7, 2008 - A blogger reviews a book on the human genome. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 7, 2008 - Researchers report on the genetic influence of Greek and North African people on Sicilians. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 7, 2008 - Tech Review describes a cloud-computing research initiative. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 7, 2008 - Nature this week tackles virophages, West Nile virus, epigenetics, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 7, 2008 - Scientists will use DNA tests to see if King Tut is the father. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 6, 2008 - A blogger shows how to put your blog to work. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 6, 2008 - A blogger points to new genomics tools. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 6, 2008 - O'Reilly Radar is tracking trends. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 6, 2008 - Scientists make an antibiotic out of maggot secretions. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 6, 2008 - An article questions the ethics of longitudinal health surveys done in the developing world. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 6, 2008 - Researchers use ChIP-chip to study sperm quality in mice. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 5, 2008 - Scientists use next-gen sequencing to compare different strains of a model lab organism. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 5, 2008 - The Bioinformatics Zen survey is almost ready. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 5, 2008 - A California woman pays to have her dog cloned by RNL Bio. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 5, 2008 - University of Sussex scientists use a novel method to make science policy discussions more open. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 5, 2008 - A blogger makes some suggestions for childcare during conferences. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 5, 2008 - AT&T will offer cloud computing. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 4, 2008 - The Next Einstein Initiative is looking to hire a CEO. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 4, 2008 - Job news for those looking on both coasts. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 4, 2008 - Reseachers identify a novel peptide ligand for CRIP1. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 4, 2008 - FBI used DNA fingerprinting in the anthrax cases. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 4, 2008 - A new search engine is just for biologists. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 4, 2008 - Dell filed to trademark "cloud computing." Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 1, 2008 - This week's issue takes a look at T. rex and biofilms, science as culture, pluripotent mouse stem cells, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 1, 2008 - A blogger wonders whether serendipity can help save big pharma. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 1, 2008 - Human Genome Sciences gets a patent revoked. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 1, 2008 - Open Helix publishes a review of the UCSC Genome Browser. Read Comments (0) | Read more... August 1, 2008 - Charlie Rose talks with scientists about personalized medicine and the future of genetic research. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 31, 2008 - A Valleywag blogger says George Church and his PGP are a little too closely connected to Google and 23andMe. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 31, 2008 - A research team may have found a way to bring back an anti-cancer drug that never saw the light of day due to toxicity problems. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 31, 2008 - Nature reports on structural variation in schizophrenia, miRNAs and protein expression, iPS cells, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 31, 2008 - Craig Venter's in the news. Again. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 31, 2008 - Companies aim to help scientists share their work. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 30, 2008 - An editorial from the Guardian warns against ethical issues with the UK's national DNA database. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 30, 2008 - Congress is looking to add some bite to FDA's bark, the Wall Street Journal reports. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 30, 2008 - Keith Robison thinks his son is the youngest person to write a stretch of DNA. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 30, 2008 - Researchers made a tiny microscope. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 29, 2008 - WSJ reports on CollabRx, a company that aims to speed up drug discovery through a virtual biotech model. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 29, 2008 - A blogger considers things to avoid while you're giving a talk. Read Comments (1) | Read more... July 29, 2008 - NYT Q&A: A scientist who uses zebra fish to get inner city kids engaged in science. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 29, 2008 - Scientists look at the fruit fly semen proteome. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 29, 2008 - NIH peer review doesn't do statistics. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 28, 2008 - Scientists are fighting the Polish government for the right to test Chopin's remains for evidence of cystic fibrosis. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 28, 2008 - A journalist describes his experience using DecodeMe's genetic testing service. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 28, 2008 - A magazine article looks at the rate of evolution. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 28, 2008 - A bioethicist discusses direct-to-consumer genetic testing. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 25, 2008 - A blogger says Google's foray into the encyclopedia world doesn't measure up to Wikipedia. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 25, 2008 - Glaxo doles out $25 million for a collaboration with the Harvard Stem Cell Institute. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 25, 2008 - TechCrunch notes the official launch of the Open Web Foundation. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 25, 2008 - Good news for genotyping companies: FDA recommends testing for a gene variant before treating patients with abacavir. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 25, 2008 - A new study of aging in C. elegans suggests that controlling certain genes may offer an internal fountain of youth. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 25, 2008 - This week's issue includes a special section on HIV/AIDS, math prowess, mitochondrial genomes, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 24, 2008 - This week, Nature tackles scientific progress in China, meiotic recombination maps, sex determination in honeybees, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 24, 2008 - A blogger looks at SciLink's Tree of Science. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 24, 2008 - The Guardian doubts the feasibility of DNA-based computers. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 24, 2008 - Victor McKusick dies at 86. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 23, 2008 - DARPA is slated to lose $100 million from its budget. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 23, 2008 - A new site aims to evaluate the open access compliance of molecular biology databases. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 23, 2008 - Researchers report on a way to model copy number variations. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 23, 2008 - A blogger discusses the point of science education. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 23, 2008 - A Forbes article wonders, will Genentech die if Roche acquires it? Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 23, 2008 - Biologists launch WikiPathways. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 22, 2008 - In Freeman Dyson's TED talk, he says the biotech field will be more accepted by society through the promotion of biotech-inspired toys. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 22, 2008 - The anonymous member of the Personal Genome Project is unmasked. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 22, 2008 - An Australian company has ordered local companies to stop BRCA1 and BRCA2 screening, despite earlier promises to allow it. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 22, 2008 - SciAm interviews Ian Wilmut about the future of therapeutic cloning. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 22, 2008 - A Harvard dean argues for revamping pre-medical course requirements. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 22, 2008 - A blogger talks about a DNA-based dating service. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 21, 2008 - The Washington Post writes about genetic testing. Read Comments (1) | Read more... July 21, 2008 - Researchers link SNP occurance to nearby indels. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 21, 2008 - A blogger discusses how the Web will advance microarray data sharing. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 21, 2008 - Tenure and blogging can go together, says a newly tenured blogger. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 21, 2008 - A blogger says quotas for women in science isn't a good idea. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 21, 2008 - George Church is profiled in Wired. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 18, 2008 - A blogger talks about the reality of creating the perfect embryo. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 18, 2008 - A researcher makes music out of protein and gene expression data. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 18, 2008 - SciAm reports on the sequencing anniversary of the bacterium that causes syphilis, and why the disease is on the rise. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 18, 2008 - A science blogger wonders how scientific meetings can be made more family-friendly. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 18, 2008 - Developing countries should have their own science journals, says a blogger. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 18, 2008 - This week's issue of Science includes a special section on multi-drug resistance, sleep research in fruit flies, the effect of online journals on citation patterns, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 17, 2008 - Researchers are set to examine the genes of healthy octogenarians. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 17, 2008 - Nature this week reports on partial agonists, the future of IVF, systems biology in cell division, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 17, 2008 - Virologist Howard Bachrach dies. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 17, 2008 - Valleywag looks into how Sergey Brin funds his wife Anne Wojcicki's company 23andMe. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 17, 2008 - A paper shows a potential reason why Africans and African-Americans have a higher incidence of HIV-1. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 16, 2008 - A blogger wonders about how to find good science. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 16, 2008 - Nature's Timo Hannay talks about open access and online scientific communications. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 16, 2008 - A blogger envisions scientific life as a video game. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 16, 2008 - A New York Times writer wants to get rid of "Darwinism," "Darwinist," and "Darwinian." Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 16, 2008 - A blogger discusses the merits of Big Science. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 16, 2008 - A columnist ponders genes and behavior. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 16, 2008 - Researchers develop a method to assess HapMap data. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 15, 2008 - A blogger checks into drug target compounds for metabolic disease. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 15, 2008 - Title IX is applied to science, reports the New York Times. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 15, 2008 - Protein Graphs offers simpler representations of protein networks. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 15, 2008 - Open textbooks gains momentum. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 15, 2008 - A scientist is happy with using JoVE for a lab video shoot. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 14, 2008 - Researchers discover new proteins in malaria infection. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 14, 2008 - A blogger makes a case for keep clinical regulations away from some biological data. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 14, 2008 - BioBarCamp is coming up and has room for 55 more attendees. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 14, 2008 - Eppendorf’s viral video is catchy. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 14, 2008 - A blogger says personal genomics may lead people to learn more about themselves and biology. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 14, 2008 - UC Davis has a strict policy concerning physicians and drug reps. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 14, 2008 - A blogger discusses people who don't react well to bad genetic news. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 11, 2008 - Scientists hypothesize lateral gene transfer in fish. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 11, 2008 - Forbes announces a startup collaboration among Merck, Pfizer, and Eli Lilly. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 11, 2008 - A blogger wonders about methods of transparency in teaching. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 11, 2008 - A blogger thinks the US should be more welcoming to immigrant scientists. Read Comments (1) | Read more... July 11, 2008 - Dawkins speaks about Darwin. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 11, 2008 - Old people are behind when it comes to general scientific knowledge. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 11, 2008 - Science this week has Harvard's Steven Hyman, a study on autism, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 10, 2008 - Charles Darwin was boring, but important. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 10, 2008 - Bloggers discuss authorship. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 10, 2008 - A new paper shows a way to save time in proteomics research. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 10, 2008 - Get your entry ready for the Mad Science Contest. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 10, 2008 - Nature this week offers ribozymes, intermediate phenotypes, gene mutations in myeloma, and more. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 10, 2008 - A blogger talks about the reality of outsourcing. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 9, 2008 - Drew Endy uses a framework to describe a cell-cell communication receiver. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 9, 2008 - Wired has a how-to wiki on uncovering your genetic abnormalities. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 9, 2008 - Jonathan Eisen gives his Overselling Genomics Award to the duckweed genome sequencing project. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 9, 2008 - People argue against regulating personal genetic testing. Read Comments (2) | Read more... July 9, 2008 - HealthMap is lauched. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 9, 2008 - Combining gene expression with small molecule screening. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 8, 2008 - David Shaw is building a new supercomputer to model longer reactions. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 8, 2008 - Open Education News launches. Read Comments (0) | Read more... July 8, 2008 - A paper discusses the advent of a gene wiki. |