Speculating on the Significance of the Sponge Genome

Aug 05, 2010

T. Ryan Gregory at Genomicron, who currently has a paper in review on genome sizes in sponges, says it's time for his team to update the manuscript's reference list now that investigators have published a draft sequence for Amphimedon queenslandica in Nature this week.

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