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This Week in Science

Mar 16, 2007

The latest issue of Science is out and here are a few items that may be of interest:

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The Scan

Aiming for the Mutations

The chief executive of the National Health Service in England is to call for tumor-agnostic drugs to be "fast-tracked," according to the Times.

Why in Decline?

Researchers in Australia are sequencing the Wollemi pine tree to try to protect it from extinction, Australia's ABC News reports.

Time Off and a Connection

Computerworld ranks Illumina as one of the top midsize organizations to work at in IT.

Genome Research Papers Examine Epigenetic Aging and Method to ID CNVs

In Genome Research this week: links between biological aging and mutations affecting epigenetic regulators; long-read sequencing-based strategy to map chromatin accessibility; and more.

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