by Karen Heyman
TECHNOLOGY	Gene Finding with Hidden Markov Models The application of phylogeny to HMMs is improving gene annotation Email: Karen Heyman - kheyman@the-scientist.com The Scientist 2005, 19(6):26 Published   28 March 2005

Haemophilus influenzae made history in 1995 when it became the first free-living organism to have its genome completely sequenced. In the decade since, some 180 or so organisms have followed suit.

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