More on Dr. J. Craig Venter’s Fabulous Genome
by Dr. Hsien-Hsien Lei
Posted September 5, 2007 in Personalities with DNA
CNN is covering Dr. J Craig Venter’s genome extensively. Over at Anderson Cooper Blog 360, Dr. J. Craig Venter blogs about his DNA. CNN also reports that Dr. Venter’s genome shows he has genes that are linked to blindness, alcoholism, lactose intolerance, substance abuse, hypertension, obesity. (Don’t we all….) And in a video segment, Dr. Sanjay Gupta explains to CNN viewers the importance of Venter’s genome.
The DNA Network is also abuzz with Venter talk.
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ScienceRoll: The Genome of Craig Venter
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Epidemix: Aliens and the Venter/Watson Genomes
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Discovering Biology in a Digital World: Watson’s genome, Venter’s genome, what’s the difference?
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evolgen: Craig Venter, Sequenced
- Bitesize Bio: Your own DNA sequence? Maybe soon.
- VentureBeat Life Sciences: Craig Venter’s genome and our brave new world
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Eye on DNA: J Craig Venter’s Genome is the New Gold Standard
Somebody’s gotta say it: “We love you, Dr. Venter! You set our hearts pitter patter this week.”
Tags: j craig venter, genetics, genes, genome, dna
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