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Date Posted		Source
September 22	Live Wires: DNA as electrical conductor	Britannica and Slashdot
August 24	UCLA Chemists Report Significant Progress Toward Molecular Computers	UCLA news and Slashdot
August 24	University of Texas scientists achieve skin transparency	Houston Chronicle and Slashdot
July 21	Click HERE to download the human genome	Slashdot
July 6	Scientists in Australia generated some mice that are 30-40% bigger than normal by removing a gene that makes the body produce a growth-inhibiting protein	ABC Online and Slashdot
June 25	Three papers in Nature Genetics discuss the issue of the number of genes in the human genome	Nature
June 25	The human genome project and Celera announce the completion of human genome mapping	CNN
June 6	A simple blood test able to detect the presence in the human body of up to 13 common cancers in their early stages will be available for sale in the United States	pslgroup.com
May 10	A "dark horse" private company in the US named DoubleTwist is claiming to have taken a major lead on its rivals in the race to produce a complete gene map of the human genome..	BBC news
May 10	Scientists have mapped chromosome 21, the smallest human chromosome and the one associated with Down's syndrome, epilepsy, Lou Gehrig's disease and Alzheimer's.	Wired tech news
April 30	Celera Genomics, which recently claimed to have finished the human genome sequence, inadvertently mixed some human genetic information with that of the fruit fly in a public database.	Wired tech news
April 8	Celera completes sequencing of human genome	Yahoo news
March 17	Pig cloning: the scientists who created Dolly the sheep have announced the birth of five pig clones	BBC tech news
March 9	A call for genome peace: Doctors who say their patients will benefit from projects to map the human genome are anxious to see an end to squabbling...	Wired tech news
Feb 26	Fuel from green algae. Power of Biotechnology!	University of California, Berkley
Feb 20	Asilomar: Scientists say demands for financial gain threaten public health by concealing dangers	Silicon Valley.com News
Feb 14	Brain activity is visibly altered during sleep deprivation	University of California, San Diego
Jan 30	Transgenic fish could threaten wild populations	Purdue University
Jan 30	Researchers uncover first steps in cell-cell adhesion process	University of Chicago Hospitals
Jan 14	Gene discovery may lead to treatments that prevent miscarriage	New Scientist
Jan 14	DNA computer helps travelling salesman	Nature
Jan 3	Gene therapy will soon be tested on people with Alzheimer's	New Scientist
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