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Examining His Own Body, Stanford Geneticist Stops Diabetes in Its Tracks - ScienceNOW - 0 views

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genome medicine metabolome proteome transcriptome systems biology

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David Bird on 29 Mar 12

"Michael Snyder has taken "know thyself" to the next level-and helped heal thyself. Over a 14-month period, the molecular geneticist at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, analyzed his blood 20 different times to pluck out a wide variety of biochemical data depicting the status of his body's immune system, metabolism, and gene activity." - From Science Magazine

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"Michael Snyder has taken "know thyself" to the next level-and helped heal thyself. Over a 14-month period, the molecular geneticist at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, analyzed his blood 20 different times to pluck out a wide variety of biochemical data depicting the status of his body's immune system, metabolism, and gene activity." - From Science Magazine</div>

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Molecular security system that protects cells from potentially harmful DNA discovered - 0 views

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genome security system

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New Mice on the Block | The Scientist - 1 views

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genomic diversity model system mice

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Powerful genome barcoding system reveals large-scale variation in human DNA - 0 views

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genome barcoding

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Bacteria that caused Black Death genome sequenced. - 0 views

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genome dna disease evolution genomics

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David Bird on 14 Oct 11

Scientists unearthed skeletons from the 14th century, isolated DNA samples and sequenced the entire genome of the 500 year-old bacteria, Yrsinia pestis. The genome of the ancient Yserinia informs us about the mode of pathology and how *we* have evolved, both culturally, and in terms of our immune systems. Very cool science news!

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Scientists unearthed skeletons from the 14th century, isolated DNA samples and sequenced the entire genome of the 500 year-old bacteria, Yrsinia pestis. The genome of the ancient Yserinia informs us about the mode of pathology and how *we* have evolved, both culturally, and in terms of our immune systems. Very cool science news!</div>

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