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Secondary Endosymbiosis Exposed
A gene sequence continues to make waves in algal research
Email: Jack Lucentini - jlucentini@the-scientist.com The Scientist 2005, 19(11):22
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Last summer's publication of the first diatom genome provided insight into the workings of a tiny organism with huge potential for environmental, industrial, and research applications.[1]
A growing appreciation of the sequence, however, has begun to divulge one of nature's wilder and most productive experiments.
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