This Week in Nature: Mar 29, 2007

Mar 29, 2007

Today's Nature offers a host of tasty morsels.

In an editorial, Nature urges funding agencies to support the newly formed International Mouse Knockout Consortium, a group that aims to systematically knock out every single gene in the mouse genome to build a repository of mutant mice.

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