Genome Technology All Stars Are In (Vodka-Tonic, Please)

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Genome Technology All Stars Are In (Vodka-Tonic, Please)

Oct 04, 2002

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Breaking News

Qiagen Names TSG Exclusive Commercial Partner in Africa
Modified Penetrance of Genetic Coding Variants Affects Disease Risk in Humans
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People in the News: Christopher Bernard, Chris Emery, Jeffery Henderson, Michelle Griffin
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New Products Posted to GenomeWeb: Helomics, Empirical Bioscience, IncellDx, More

The Scan

Not a Unique Challenge Anymore

The US National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration have proposed changing gene therapy oversight, the Associated Press reports.

Case Goes On

Nature News reports that the Salk Institute has asked for the scope of a gender discrimination lawsuit brought against it to be narrowed.

The Very Old, Very Young, and Very Talented

CNBC reports that the sequencing startup Veritas aims to sequence individuals who fall at extremes.

This Week in PLOS

In PLOS this week: genotyping of indigenous North African goats, program to simulate evolve and resequencing studies, and more.

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