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Speed Reading the Human Genome
Two groups of scientists report the rapid sequencing of the entire genomes of two individuals, at a relatively low cost. The research is a further step towards the day when individuals might be able to have their own genomes sequenced and it offers hope for the fight against disease.

Published by Paul Arnold (14,592 pts ) on Sep 9, 2009 to
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The Cancer Genome Atlas Project
Researchers are considering whether or not it's feasible to sequence the genetic mutations present in all different types of cancer in the hope of finding new treatments. A three-year pilot project is underway, and the first results have just been announced.

Published by Tim Wogan (160 pts ) on Sep 2, 2009 to
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The Gel Electrophoresis Procedure: Part 2
What happens to prepared DNA samples in gel electrophoresis? Discover the straightforward facts behind the mysterious science of DNA comparison.

Published by Robyn Broyles (11,071 pts ) on Jun 25, 2009 to
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Comparing DNA Using Gel Electrophoresis - Part 1
Experts in genetics, forensics, and many other fields compare DNA sequences on a routine basis. A DNA strand is a chain of single molecules, too tiny to visualize or analyze directly. So how can DNA sequences be compared?

Published by Robyn Broyles (11,071 pts ) on Jun 25, 2009 to
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Cancer Patient´s DNA Sequenced for the First Time in History
For the first time in history the complete genome of a cancer patient has been completely sequenced to establish the genetic mutations that had caused the disease. It's a massive breakthrough in cancer research.

Published by Rafael B. (8,334 pts ) on Nov 6, 2008 to
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