An edition of The genes we share with yeast, flies, worms, and mice
(2001)
The genes we share with yeast, flies, worms, and mice
new clues to human health and disease
by Maya Pines
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The genes we share with yeast, flies, worms, and mice: new clues to human health and disease
2001, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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Table of Contents
Discovering what the genes in a living cell do-starting with yeast / by Maya Pines
Unexpected rewards from our similarity to fruit flies / by Gary A. Taubes
The first animal to have its entire genome sequenced: C. elegans / by Maya Pines
Treasures await those who study our closest relative among model organisms: the mouse / by Stephen S. Hall
Shuttling between species to make sense of the human genome / by Maya Pines
Poster: human disease genes that are found in flies, worms, and yeast.
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"This is the eighth in a series of reports about biomedical science"--Inside front cover.
Editor, Maya Pines--P. 100.
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