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How many genomes are enough?
Email: Tabitha M Powledge - tam@nasw.org News from The Scientist 2003, 4(1):20031117-07
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How many sequenced genomes are enough? The minimum number for comparative genomics, researchers say, depends on what you want to learn. The optimum number is a still a mystery.
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