Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-08-02

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-08-02

1 Comment 02 August 2009

Biotechnology: Turning bacteria into factories: http://bit.ly/gDlMU #churchlab #synbio @reiver #
The Fifteen-Minute Genome: http://bit.ly/FK0yu #genetics #
Discounts on Personal Genome Scans: http://bit.ly/PKVDM #genetics #
Just what does a genome cost? http://bit.ly/rRHXE #genetics #
Geconomics: The Rise of Genome Sequencing http://bit.ly/11nV4P @gD_d #
Genomic Engineering Gets the Church Treatment: http://bit.ly/iACi5 #churchlab #synbio #genetics @reiver #
Genomics meets Wireless: Elegant, individualized medicine http://bit.ly/mjTGx #genetics #
RT @gw_dailyscan Systems Biology in Flight: The FAA is using systems biology tools to study fatigue. http://bit.ly/FaGD5 #sysbio #
Nice summary of a handful of Science 2.0 tools: http://bit.ly/jFITW #
NIH Seeks New Tools for Microbiome Sample Collection: http://bit.ly/dBuMO #
Gene linked to increasingly common type of blood cancer: http://bit.ly/129MY4 #
Water is the best therapy for wrinkle-free skin: http://bit.ly/1567Ll #Genetics #
Harvard’s intriguing personal genome project: http://bit.ly/jHTLv #pgp #genetics #
Will Standards Advance Microbial Genomics? http://bit.ly/HofUI #genetics #
“What game-changing scientific ideas and developments do you expect to live to see?” http://bit.ly/vLRyy #
The Great Firewall of Collaboration: http://bit.ly/3ndEDH #
Qualitative Case Analysis for Study of National Health Care Systems: http://bit.ly/GIdX #
New Competition Enters the Market for DNA Testing: http://bit.ly/k9iLq http://bit.ly/THcEP http://bit.ly/Nvk1t #genetics #
Start-Ups Bring Genetic Tests To The Home: http://bit.ly/Inbdm #genetics #
Teaming Up to Tackle a Deadly Cancer: http://bit.ly/B21Ih #
Science 2.0? MyExperiment is revolutionizing research!: http://bit.ly/1BhEQP #
Navigenics Lowers Health Compass Price to $1K: http://bit.ly/6VjpK http://bit.ly/gaB7G #
Teaming Up to Tackle a Deadly Cancer: http://bit.ly/B21Ih #
Science 2.0: What every scientist needs to know about how the web is changing the way they work: http://bit.ly/VEFnr #
myExperiment encourages new research using new methods: http://bit.ly/RvKD6 #genetics #
Pathway Genomics Officially Launches: http://bit.ly/KDsmZ #genetics #
New map of genomic variations will enable disease research: http://bit.ly/zoaBd #genetics #
Exxon to Invest Millions to Make Fuel From Algae: http://bit.ly/1Bf3V http://bit.ly/cHPpU http://bit.ly/qHNji http://bit.ly/an0Ua #
Complete fluke? Genome sequencers crack parasite genome: http://bit.ly/13BH9w #genetics #
Test-Bed Project For New DNA Sequencing Technologies: http://bit.ly/19syLI #genetics #
Computational Bioethics: Leveraging Personalized Medicine Ethically: http://bit.ly/XUfXm #bioethics #ethics #
Ted Talks – Craig Venter on DNA and the sea: http://bit.ly/PtNUw #genetics @gD_d #
The Freedom to Cure Cancer: Open Source Software in Genomics: http://bit.ly/tNZSe #
@reiver That is a very valid point, but I think the open source nature of the PGP will help prevent attempts at “ownership” of one’s genome. in reply to reiver #