Seattle team has big role in Human Genome 2.0

Keith Seinfeld — Thu, 06 Sep 2012 01:29:21 +0000

It's not officially called Human Genome 2.0. But, key scientists say the research results published Wednesday should re-kindle some of the promise of the Human Genome Project.

One of those key scientists is John Stamatoyannopoloulos of the University of Washington, along with his team of about 40 researchers.

"One of the important hopes here is that this will reinvigorate drug development that’s built around the genome," he says.

Tech innovation unveils Puget Sound's secret natural recyclers

Keith Seinfeld — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 23:51:17 +0000

Scientists have deciphered some of the secrets of one of Puget Sound’s natural recyclers. It’s a microbe – which likes to eat sulfur and nitrogen – and might be found near any of our beaches.

The technique they devised could open the door to a better understanding of microbial life that abounds everywhere – in the oceans, in soils, and in the human body.

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Seattle team has big role in Human Genome 2.0

Tech innovation unveils Puget Sound's secret natural recyclers