- RT @eurogene Don't worry, personal genomics is not dying (despite Peter Aldhous), it's growing, just shedding skin
- Pardis Sabeti's beautiful work on refining signals of selection in the human genome is out in Science: http://bit.ly/4TnjWS
- RT @attilacsordas: 8% of Your DNA Comes From a Virus http://ff.im/-dWFDn
- @carlzimmer reviews recent paper by Michael Lynch arguing humans face inevitable mutational decline: http://bit.ly/8xQbR8
- 3 Chinese civil servants sue local government for genetic discrimination: http://bit.ly/6RcXCW (via @mikesgene)
- Genetic analysis shows low ethnic diversity in embryonic stem cell lines: http://bit.ly/7dzXcA (blog post from @23andMe)
- RT @genomicslawyer: How to rapidly grow a genetic databank? Make it "opt out": http://bit.ly/6vYOk4
- Loved Misha Angrist's characteristically snarky take on the Khoury vs Stefansson debate: http://bit.ly/4ZJGJm
- How to view yourself in 3-dimensional plots of genetic ancestry from deCODEme: http://bit.ly/6h81GI (post by @eurogene)
- RT @PHGFoundation First report of vCJD without susceptibility genotype http://bit.ly/7qj3eR
- Genetic research is valuable - but does it justify the millions invested? http://j.mp/7twize (article by @markgfh)
- Bankrupt biotech deCODE Genetics to be delisted from NASDAQ tomorrow: http://bit.ly/6OViUR
- RT @blaine_5 SNPedia's Top 10 SNPs of the Year - http://tinyurl.com/yez2eer
- What do you call a biologist who uses bioinformatics tools to do research, but doesn't program? http://bit.ly/7bislB
- Needless to say, I find Muin Khoury's "genetic information is dangerous" argument less than compelling: http://bit.ly/4uXcD8
- Debate in Eur J Clin Invest over the dangers and benefits of personal genomics: http://bit.ly/56gQGa (via @eurogene)
- RT @sangerinstitute: "All of the scientists and doctors [chose] the human genome as the key development of the decade." http://bit.ly/5XV8Qh
- RT @alliejanson: Can personal genomics learn from the Naturopathic Medicine Model? New blog post: http://tinyurl.com/ybflv29
- RT @wellcometrust: Sir Mark Walport on Today on mind boggling amt of genetic info now available. http://bit.ly/6RuLGh
- Controversy over gene patents is one of Discover's top 100 stories of 2009: http://bit.ly/4HiXqJ
- Jessica Alba's ancestry: Personal genomics comes to TV: http://bit.ly/7gfhVe /via @razibkhan
- p-ter from Gene Expression summarises 3 recent Science papers on regulation of recombination rates: http://bit.ly/4x1Ge3
- Congrats to fellow Aussie-turned-Sanger-postdoc Liz Murchison - first author Science paper! http://bit.ly/5tQ1wa
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I write about the genetic and evolutionary basis of human variation, and the companies trying to sell you information about your genome.
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