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by Robert Walgate

NEWS ANALYSIS

Butt-kicking company releases its Arabidopis data

Genome information will be made available to the public research community after all, say execs.

Email: Robert Walgate - walgate@scienceanalysed.com
News from The Scientist 2000, 1(1):20000613-01

Published

13 June 2000

A private company whose credo, according to its co-Presidents, DavidFischhoff & Mark Trusheim, is "work hard, have fun, kick butt", seems tohave decided to take a softer approach. It will be giving away valuableagricultural genetic data to the public research community, through aunique public-private agreement between the The Arabidopsis InformationResource (TAIR), funded by the US National Science Foundation, and thecompany - the American plant research partnership, Cereon Genomics.

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