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  Random Acts of Evolution The genome of the PUFFER FISH offers a point of comparison by which we can measure the efficiency and efficacy of our own. Illustration by Alison Schroeer. When I mention the Japanese puffer fish, or fugu, to friends and students who are even slightly... Posted May 30 2008, 08:13 AM by Seed Magazine Feeds Filed under: human genome, illustration, alison, fugu, mdash, efficacy, homer simpson, science geeks, molecular biologists, sushi, geneticists, genetic material, paralysis, potent neurotoxin, nerve impulses, developmental biologists, predictable response, japanese puffer fish, sitcom, claims to fame

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  Design and the Elastic Mind Illustrations by Bonnie Ralston, Samuel Sherman, © The Museum of Modern Art 2008. Click to enlarge. In the autumn of 2006, The Museum of Modern Art and Seed launched a series of monthly salons to bring together scientists, designers, and architects... Posted Apr 02 2008, 03:14 PM by Seed Magazine Feeds Filed under: human genome, mdash, museum of modern art, technology science, changes in technology, dramatic changes, elasticity, fundamental tasks, technological innovations, ralston, time space, momentous changes, space information, adaptability, collaborative approach, social mores, human intelligence, windows doors, thoughtful guidance, virtual city

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  DNA Video: Craig Venter Giving the Richard Dimbleby Lecture Title: A DNA-Driven World Aired: December 4, 2007 on BBC 1 Gene pioneer Dr. J. Craig Venter gives the 32nd Richard Dimbleby Lecture. One of the principal scientists who decoded the human genome is about to create the first artificial life form on Earth... Posted Mar 15 2008, 02:09 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: dna, earth, human genome, bbc, artificial life, principal scientists, j craig venter, driven world, richard dimbleby lecture, bbc 1, pioneer dr

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  Latest Launches at 23andMe Starting today, 23andMe services are now available in Canada and Europe. (press release) The Guardian attempts to inject a few words of warning to potential customers by quoting Dr. Helen Wallace of GeneWatch: “Our main concern is that the human... Posted Jan 22 2008, 06:15 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: amp, human genome, marketing, canada, guardian, press release, special diet, helen wallace, few words, diet foods, dr helen, europe press

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  Beijing Genomics Institute Sequences Fourth Human Genome in the World Chinese scientists at the Beijing Genomics Institute (BGI) have completed the fourth human genome to be sequenced worldwide. The first two were James Watson and J. Craig Venter, the third was a researcher of Han Chinese descent in October 2007, and this... Posted Jan 07 2008, 11:13 AM by Eye on DNA Feeds Filed under: beijing, james watson, human genome, j craig, chinese scientists, researcher, chinese descent, volunteer, genomics institute, bgi