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Naomi Attar
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  • tRFs and the Argonautes: gene silencing from antiquity - 2nd October 2014
  • Keeping up with the Jobses: the role of technology in reproducible research - 26th September 2014
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Genome Biology special issue on epigenomics

16/01/2012

On Biology

To showcase the exciting developments currently being made in the study of epigenomes, Genome Biology will publish a special issue on epigenomics in the late… Read more »

Genome Biology publishes MiSeq data

21/12/2011

On Biology

The pioneering genomicist Sydney Brenner has a sound bite that the most important -omics discipline of all is econ-omics. The holy grail of biomedical research… Read more »

Putting the high into high-throughput sequencing: the cannabis genome

20/10/2011

On Biology

The cannabis plant has been exploited by humanity primarily for textiles and for intoxication, with hemp strains used for fabrics and marijuana strains for… Read more »

Sequencing from Starbucks and the not-so-patently obvious: Genome Biology attends ICHG 2011

19/10/2011

On Biology

Who owns your DNA sequence? "You do" might seem like the obvious answer, but it wasn't one that everyone attending the 12th International… Read more »

Tying the kangaroo genome down

19/08/2011

On Biology

If the date is January 22nd and you happen to be a tammar wallaby, the chances are high that it will be your birthday – as well as the anniversary of your… Read more »

Genome Biology’s Viennese waltz at the ISMB

21/07/2011

On Biology

The organizers of the 19th Annual International Conference on Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology (ISMB) could not have predicted that the funeral of an… Read more »

The first Chinese Rhesus macaque genome

06/07/2011

On Biology

The Rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) is an Asian monkey that shares 93% of its DNA sequence with humans and, due to this similarity, is an important species for… Read more »

Uncovering the secrets of the human microbiome

01/06/2011

On Biology

A diverse range of so-called "friendly" bacteria live within each human body and can be considered an ecosystem in their own right. A new article… Read more »

Assembling vertebrate genomes from short reads

01/04/2011

On Biology

Next generation sequencing (NGS) has heralded a new era in genomics, as the output of sequence data is now readily available for a cost that is five orders of… Read more »

Principles of gene clustering differ between model organisms

17/03/2011

On Biology

In a new article in Genome Biology, Laurence Hurst finds that asking the same question in different organisms can arrive at strikingly different answers. Hurst,… Read more »

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