Eye on DNA Links - June 16, 2007
by Dr. Hsien-Hsien Lei
Posted June 16, 2007 in Eye on DNA Headlines, Polls About DNA
- Tris at Pimp Your Work wants me to reveal 7 random facts about me and here they are in 5 words or less each - I am female, I am a fuzzy techie, chunky peanut butter Kit Kats, I am multi-lingual, I don’t have a Master’s, I was a 25-year-old PhD, I’ve lived in five countries.
- Eye on DNA is currently #117 on the Healthcare 100 list compiled by eDrugSearch.com. My former genetics blog is at #24.
- I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) project that everyone was talking about this past week.
- David Brooks opines on America’s new pastime: gene shopping.
- Lisa at DNA Direct Talk discusses genetic testing for children. Take the poll below!
Should children be tested for genetic variations that might predispose them to chronic diseases like cancer or heart disease?
Tags: genetics, genes, dna, genome, genomics, david brooks
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Thanks, Hsien, for participating. I was the one who tagged Tris from my Home Biz Notes blog. I also enjoyed reading your 7 Random Facts.