GLENNIS LOGSDON

Postdoctoral Research Fellow

University of Washington

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      Scientists Finish the Human Genome at Last

      The New York Times, written by Carl Zimmerman
      July 23, 2021


      The complete genome uncovered more than 100 new genes that are probably functional, and many new variants that may be linked to diseases.

      Photo credit: Michael Abbey/Science Source

      Closing in on a complete human genome

      Nature, written by Michael Eisenstein
      February 22, 2021

       

      Advances in sequencing technology mean that scientists are on the verge of finally finishing an end-to-end human genome map.

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      Photo credit: Oxford Nanopore Technologies

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      First complete autosome sequenced: Chromosome 8 assembly fills in gaps, offers evolutionary clues

      Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
      April 9, 2021

      Photo credit: Kendra Hoekzema

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      Streamlined artificial chromosome creation

      The Scientist, written by Ruth Williams
      November 1, 2019

       

      Recruiting an epigenetic instigator of centromere formation into large segments of cloned DNA facilitates their transformation into artificial chromosomes.

      Image credit: George Retseck/The Scientist

      © 2021 by Glennis Logsdon, Ph.D.

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