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Biology for the post-genomic era.

Table of contents /2000/1/2

These articles were published in Genome Biology 2000/1/2

COMMENT

Research news

/2000/1/2

Comment

Dog eat dogma

Gregory A Petsko
/2000/1/2/comment/1002/

Opinion

Genomics: what is realistically achievable?

Ross Overbeek
/2000/1/2/comment/2002/

REVIEWS

Review

The sequence of human chromosome 21 and implications for research into Down syndrome

Katheleen Gardiner, Muriel Davisson
/2000/1/2/reviews/0002/

Minireview

Host-pathogen studies in the post-genomic era

Paul Kellam
/2000/1/2/reviews/1009/

Minireview

What makes desiccation tolerable?

Hans J Bohnert
/2000/1/2/reviews/1010/

Minireview

Where does fission yeast sit on the tree of life?

Matthias Sipiczki
/2000/1/2/reviews/1011/

Minireview

Adding injury to insult: pathogen detection and responses

Edward E Farmer
/2000/1/2/reviews/1012/

Minireview

A molecular portrait of the response to unfolded proteins

Ardythe A McCracken, Jeffrey L Brodsky
/2000/1/2/reviews/1013/

Minireview

From lymphocytes to sharks: V(D)J recombinase moves to the germline

David B Roth
/2000/1/2/reviews/1014/

Minireview

Variations on a theme: flower development and evolution

Vivian F Irish
/2000/1/2/reviews/1015/

REPORTS

Meeting report

Gene prediction: the end of the beginning

Colin Semple
/2000/1/2/reports/4012/

Meeting report

How many genes does it take to make a human being?

Pablo D Rabinowicz, Erik Vollbrecht, Bruce May
/2000/1/2/reports/4013/

REFEREED RESEARCH

Research

'Gene shaving' as a method for identifying distinct sets of genes with similar expression patterns

Trevor Hastie, Robert Tibshirani, Michael B Eisen, Ash Alizadeh, Ronald Levy, Louis Staudt, Wing C Chan, David Botstein, Patrick Brown
/2000/1/2/research/0003/

Research

Exclusion of EDNRB and KIT as the basis for white spotting in Border Collies

Danika Metallinos, Jasper Rine
/2000/1/2/research/0004/

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