last updated August 2010
Archive by Date: August 2010
comparative genomics: August 2010
- Sprouting information
National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
Comparisons of the mungbean chloroplast genome reveal evolutionary relationships and will help genetically improve crop species
- Plant fungi’s jump on pathogenicity
University of Minnesota
Genome study reveals horizontal gene transfer as a driver of rapid adaptation in disease-causing plant fungi
- Asian genomes point the way
Seoul National University
Personalized medicine takes a step closer to reality with a new technique for analyzing genomic variation
genetics and evolution: August 2010
- Mountains that make the people
Fudan University
Culture is geographically defined by the Himalayas, and DNA fingerprinting shows that these mountains also impede gene flow
please choose a category: August 2010
- Unlikely allies against infection
Institute of Medical Sciences, University of Tokyo
Intestinal bacteria help out their hosts by strengthening immune protection against other, less benevolent microbes
- Stem cells on steroids
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute
Estrogen and progesterone increase mammary stem cell number and enhance their potential for outgrowth in breast tissue
