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, Genomics, Proteomics and Bioinformatics
, Other Biotechnology News
, Stem Cells
by ruth on December 5, 2005
1. Korean stem-cell authority, Woo-Suk Hwang, his cloned dog, Snuppy, his research team's derivation of patient-specific embryonic stem cells via somatic cell nuclear transfer, and the cretion of the World Stem Cell Hub in Seoul
2. Avian Flu
3. The debate between intelligent design and evolution
4. Hurricane Katrina and the aftermath
5. The Human Cancer Genome and the International HapMap Project
Do you agree with the authors' choices? The Scientist invites you to join their online community to rate their choices and/or nominate your own choice for the biggest bioscience story of 2005. When I get my print version of the journal, I'll post their roster of "scandals, deals, and technical achievements that have defined the business of bioscience this year" (available online, requires subscription).
Permalink: Top Bioscience Issues For 2005
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Rating: 10.00 out of 1 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
papillon
(12/06/05 1:39pm)
very good lineup. i couldn't have ranked those items better myself. and overall, an interesting read. thanks for the link!
Response from:
ruth
(12/10/05 7:55pm)
thank you, papillon. glad you found it useful!
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