Sequencing-Related NIH Funding, Dec. 16, 2007 — May 30, 2008

Jun 03, 2008

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The Scan

Pathogen Tracking

Sequencing could help combat foodborne illnesses, according to a blog post by Food and Drug Administration officials.

Teeny Tiny DNA Robot

Popular Mechanics reports that Caltech researchers have built a prototype nanobot using DNA.

New Siblings

The Sacramento Bee writes that direct-to-consumer genetic testing connected a woman to sperm donor-conceived half siblings.

This Week in PLOS

In PLOS this week: gene expression catalog for sheep, viral diversity among respiratory samples from camels, and more.

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