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Jonathan Eisen and Michael Eisen have each published papers in the PLoS journals using newly available genome sequence data. Jonathan is lead on author on the paper describing the genome sequence of the ciliate, Tetrahymena thermophila. He has blogged about…
"for the discovery of how chromosomes are protected by telomeres and the enzyme telomerase"
(from the Nobel website)
Congrats. This Nobel was one that many people expected. I don't have much time to blog about why telomerase and telomeres are so important, but I would hope that other science…
Jonathan Eisen's been blogging the Advances in Genome Biology and Technology (AGBT) meeting in Marco Island. Here's what he's written so far:
Advances in Genome Biology and Technology Meeting - First Post
AGBT Marco Usland Update - Long Live Sequencing
Marco Island Evening One - The Strange and…
It seems like there was nothing new from the established publishers for a while - nothing with their core business. Some experimented with ways to communicate and most updated content management systems, but it seemed like most weren't touching their standard models. PLOS' experiments met with…
So what would you call me if I admitted that I used to look for names when I was sequencing the Baculovirus genome?
A less humorous take on the Sarah Palin is "scary" meme.
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