fixed coding regions duplicate and degenerate to rapidly create new genes

Brown Norway rat genome obtained from whole genome shotgun and clone-by-clone approach

Genomic sequences are remnants of repeated reinfections during primate evolution

Shotgun sequencing of the ocean reveals 1.2 million new genes in a single sweep

Proportional dynamics illustrates commonality of gene expression levels in all organisms

does little to impress critic who was a member of rival HGP

Previous exposure to influenza A virus increases predisposition to asthma

Structural information on the 1918 influenza virus could help control a future pandemic

draft genome strengthens the case for sequencing additional worm species

Adaptive change occurs by a single major mutation in plant species

Isotopic probing technique has potential for discovery of important microorganisms

Investigating interacting networks yields another tool for genome comparisons