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Top Twos-Day: Shakespeare on DNA and Stephen King’s Gun Control6 comments

Roxie wrote 3 months ago: image from office.com Two guys walked into a bar… Yes, and they thought about how to store data, scr … more →

Tags: nonfiction, Fiction, Links, Memoirs, Worth mentioning, Publishing, Novels, Young-Adult, Inspirational

Researchers Use DNA For Data Storage

dummr wrote 3 months ago: According to Discover Magazine - DNA is the building block of life, but in the future it may also be … more →

Tags: technology, Genetics, hard drive, Biomedical, DNA, Gene Research, Medical Research, computer storage, PC Memory

A single gram of DNA would hold 2.2 million gigabits of information, or about what you can store in 468,000 DVDs

TGI wrote 3 months ago: Researchers led by molecular biologists Nick Goldman and Ewan Birney of the European Bioinformatics … more →

Tags: DNA, DVD, European Bioinformatics Institute, George Church, Harvard Medical School, hinxton, Memory storage density

Study: Digital information can be stored in DNA

Cyndee Maxwell wrote 3 months ago: NEW YORK (AP) — It can store the information from a million CDs in a space no bigger than your littl … more →

Tags: features, News, Compact Disc, Digital, DNA, European Bioinformatics Institute, Martin Luther King Jr., Nature Journal, New York City

Junk Store Opened: Millions of Bargains

Cancer For All wrote 4 months ago: Many moons ago, when I was nobbut a lad and sequencing the human genome was 30 years away, we nevert … more →

Tags: Cancer, Cancer Drugs, Coding DNA, DNA, DNA sequence, ENCODE (Encyclopedia Of DNA Elements) programme, Gene, JUNK DNA, Non-coding DNA

Scientists have published the most detailed analysis to date of the human genome

nanoneophyte wrote 5 months ago: Scientists have discovered a far larger chunk of our genetic code is biologically active than previo … more →

Tags: nanotechnology, Science, Nano-Bio and Bio-Medicine, venture capital, DNA, Encode, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, European Bioinformatics Institute, Mike Stratton

My response to an odd opinion piece in the Yuma Sun

chemlatte wrote 6 months ago: Today I read a commentary to an article the editor of the paper made about the new “breakthrou … more →

Tags: Encode, DNA, Human Genome Project, Nature Journal, RNA

The significance of ENCODE's human genome analysis1 comment

kjmonahan wrote 7 months ago: The significance of ENCODE’s human genome analysis 12 October 2012   |   By Dr Anna Pokorska-B … more →

Tags: Information for Health Professionals, DNA, Research, Science, genome wide association study, Biology, Encode, Genetic, human genome

More of human DNA is active than was thought

TGI wrote 7 months ago: Scientists have published the most detailed analysis to date of the human genome. They’ve disc … more →

Tags: TGI - Cancer, TGI - Inflammation, TGI - Omics Medicine, TGI - Biomarkers, TGI - Health, TGI - Epigenetics, DNA, Biology, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute

Detailed map of genome function

AscendingStarseed wrote 8 months ago:   5 September 2012 Fergus Walsh explains the latest findings Scientists have published the most … more →

Tags: health and wellness, news and politics, Natural Healing BioEnergy, Science and Technology, News and politics, Biology, Fergus Walsh, noncoding dna, Encode

An ode to junk4 comments

Josh Witten wrote 8 months ago: It is an unfortunate circumstance that ENCODE publicity decided to declare “junk DNA” de … more →

Tags: curiosities of nature, DNA, Genome, JUNK DNA, Encode, noncoding dna, Susumu Ohno, Sydney Brenner, dragons

ENCODE Findings as Consortium 3 comments

2012pharmaceutical wrote 8 months ago: Reporter: Aviva Lev-Ari, PhD, RN Set of Papers Outline ENCODE Findings as Consortium Looks Ahead to … more →

Tags: Cardiovascular Pharmacogenomics, Health Economics and Outcomes Research, Personalized Medicine & Genomic Research, International Global Work in Pharmaceutical, Pharmaceutical R&D investment, Chemical Genetics, Computational Biology/Systems and Bioinformatics, genome biology, Biological Networks, Gene Regulation and Evolution

Junk DNA theory debunked

invitrobiotech wrote 8 months ago: ENCODE reports 80% DNA functional by Muhammad Adeel It is an oft quoted phrase that more than 98 per … more →

Tags: Global News, clinical genomics, Coding DNA, DNA Junk theory, Encode, Functional Elements, genomics, SNPs

Detailed map of genome function.

zedie wrote 8 months ago: Scientists have published the most detailed analysis to date of the human genome. They’ve disc … more →

Tags: MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND GENETICS, DNA, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, BBC, Encode, European Bioinformatics Institute, noncoding dna, Mike Stratton

Linkonomicon V

Josh Witten wrote 8 months ago: from Nerdist … more →

Tags: Items of Interest, Politics, Linkonomicon, cooking, Food Science, Doctor Who, bioinformatics, science debate, Romney

ENCODE decoded for all through open access1 comment

Holly Story wrote 8 months ago: ENCODE’s threads “An amazing collaboration,” is how Nature Senior Editor Magdalena Skipper des … more →

Tags: Biomedical Sciences, Genetics and Genomics, Nature, open access, Science Publishing, Encode, human genome

Dance of DNA: A new perspective on genomics1 comment

Nancy Wilkinson wrote 8 months ago: An aerial silk dancer in the performance inspired by ENCODE Attending a press conference at the Scie … more →

Tags: Biomedical Sciences, event, Genetics and Genomics, News, Public Engagement, science art, Aerial Silk Dance, Encode, Epigenetics

New DNA encyclopedia shows complex inner workings.

greatriversofhope wrote 8 months ago: RELATED CONTENT Enlarge PhotoThis undated image provided by … NEW YORK (AP) — A colossal internation … more →

Tags: Health 2, DNA, New York, RNA, Encode, national human genome research institute, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, European Molecular Biology Laboratory

What is the collective noun for a group of Systems Biologists?

Duncan Hull wrote 9 months ago: According to Arthur Lander, “hairball” networks like the one of human proteins above, are the new ic … more →

Tags: Science, Systems Biology, SBML, Douglas Kell, Hiroaki Kitano, LinkedIn, Pedro Mendes, Mike Hucka, pompey


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