Sunday, June 13, 2010
Genome at 10
Nicholas Wade (NYTimes) takes a look at the decade following the human genome announcement and how the map has yielded "few new cures"
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- Biotechniques...
- function for pseudogenes
- Human Genome at 10
- Gorilla spit
- Supertasters
- Swabbing Students
- From genotype to phenotype via epigenetics
- genetics (ESR1) and D2:D4
- structural coloration of butterfly wings
- inbreeding results in poor sperm
- malaria shows same pattern out of Africa
- FAQs about Human Genome Diversity
- "one gene or two"
- Human skin pigmentation as an adaptation to UV rad...
- "missing heritability" of height
- comfort food makes you dumb
- "For love and money"
- Human uniqueness and, ehem, "tool use"
- "Big Man"
- Sanger Center 10k genomes project
- some useful basics on epigenetics
- not exactly genetics, but . . .
- Genome at 10
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