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  DNA Video: Illumina on Wallstrip Interesting little summary on the history of Illumina. They look through your DNA and discover your genetic code. via business|bytes|genes|molecules Posted Jun 07 2008, 01:00 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, molecules, genetic code, illumina

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  What does DNA mean to you? #8 Reader Doug tells us what he thinks of DNA: DNA is our chance to pop open the hood and tinker around a bit. Surgeons get to slice things up and sew them back together a bit but genetic engineers can really mix things up. Once you’ve got the DNA... Posted Jun 04 2008, 01:02 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, genetic engineers

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  Breakthrough: Scientists Encode Genome From MSNBC: Scientists encode [sic] first woman’s genome: Project allows scientists to compare DNA of men and women Wow! They’ve encoded an entire genome! NOT. Usually, the reference is to a genome being decoded although there is debate surrounding... Posted May 29 2008, 01:55 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: scientists, amp, dna, genome project, msnbc, rpm, men and women

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  What does DNA mean to you? #7 What does DNA mean to you? Reader and frequent commenter NA says: DNA, to me, means everything. It’s who I am. DNA is what separates the haves and the have-nots for pure atheletic talent. I think he’s joking, but I’m not too sure. You... Posted May 28 2008, 01:24 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, nots

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  DNA Video: DNA Jewelry Two young women at UC Davis Picnic Day 2007 make DNA jewelry. This would make a great party activity! Posted May 24 2008, 01:03 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, young women, picnic, uc davis picnic day 2007, jewelry

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  Books About DNA: DNA: Promise and Peril DNA: Promise and Peril by Linda L McCabe and Edward RB McCabe The genetic revolution has provided incredibly valuable information about our DNA, information that can be used to benefit and inform–but also to judge, discriminate, and abuse. An essential... Posted May 23 2008, 01:01 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, background information, peril, rb, genetic revolution, mccabe

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  What does DNA mean to you? #1 Today, I’m starting a new series of mini-interviews asking one simple question: What does DNA mean to you? Writer David Bradley of Sciencebase is first up with his thoughts: DNA means one of my early successes (at the age of 18) in the public understanding... Posted Apr 16 2008, 01:09 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, science, public understanding, sciencebase, david bradley, mini interviews, successes, writer david

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  Eye on DNA Headlines for 15 April 2008 Please welcome The Skeptical Alchemist and Think Gene to The DNA Network. They are the Network’s 51st and 52nd members! Andrew Meyer of Buzzyeah has been going through his 23andMe results and was also featured in this week’s Newsweek article... Posted Apr 15 2008, 11:27 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, andrew meyer, newsweek, newsweek article, genetic disease, alchemist, ashkenazi jews

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  Let’s Talk About Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Testing Call for opinions on direct-to-consumer (DTC) genetic testing! I know there’s no shortage around these here parts. Students from a molecular biology class in South Carolina have been asked to discuss DTC genetic testing in a Web 2.0 setting. The... Posted Apr 15 2008, 02:36 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, molecular biology, genetic testing, south carolina, venue, comments section, biology class

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  DNA Video: The DNA Song I’m not great at deciphering song lyrics but I’m pretty sure this guy’s singing about DNA. Posted Apr 12 2008, 01:09 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, song lyrics

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  Eye on DNA Headlines for 11 April 2008 The MIT/Stanford Venture Lab (VLAB) will be hosting DNA for Dollars: Featuring 23andMe, Kleiner Perkins, MDV, and more at Stanford Business School on Tuesday, April 15, 2008 at 6:00 pm. The DNA Network Custom Search Engine has been updated and now includes... Posted Apr 11 2008, 12:20 PM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, new york times, mdv, times reporter, stanford business school, pulitzer, amy harmon, custom search engine, kleiner perkins, vlab

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  What $2500 Can Buy in DNA Services Genetic testing continues to get cheaper but not to the extent where everyone can afford every DNA service they have their heart set on. But that’s life, isn’t it? My mom used to equate everything with the cost of pizzas as in “this... Posted Apr 09 2008, 02:39 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: amp, dna, genetic testing, heart, mom, pizzas, pair of shoes, extent

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  Seed's Daily Zeitgeist: 4/8/2008 The DNA Age The Times series won a Pulitzer Prize on Monday. Salt your way to health Take this advice with a grain of, well, you know... First lungless frog discovered in Borneo Promptly becomes mascot for the anti-smoking ban movement. Do April showers... Posted Apr 07 2008, 07:26 PM by Seed Magazine Feeds Filed under: health, dna, zeitgeist, ping pong, smoking ban, beirut, pigeons, borneo, april showers, frog, pulitzer prize, flowers

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  Eye on DNA Headlines for 7 April 2008 Thanks to Alltop for adding Eye on DNA and The DNA Network to their science page! The DNA Network welcomes its 50th member - Aminopop! Greg Laden hosts the latest issue of Gene Genie #24. Check out the Science in Fiction Project where readers can get... Posted Apr 07 2008, 01:19 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, science, gene genie, hosts, fiction project

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  Eye on DNA Headlines for 28 March 2008 Thanks to Keith Robison of Omics! Omics! for mentioning The DNA Network in his article about science blogging for the March 2008 issue Genome Technology. And a belated thanks to Genome Technology for including Eye on DNA in the February 2008 Blogosphere... Posted Mar 28 2008, 07:12 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, blogging, genetics, science, public policy center, keith robison, omics, belated thanks, briefs, blogosphere