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Biotech / Medical : AFFYMETRIX (AFFX)
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To: Dr Goodhybe who wrote (921)7/25/1999 7:22:00 PM
From: Mike McFarland  Read Replies (1) of 1728
 
(GSAC) Thread--for Celera/Venter fans...
tigr.org
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Two snips from the site.

June 10, 1999 The database for the Mycobacterium tuberculosis clinical strain CDC1551 genome sequence is available.

TIGR Speaker Series--one reason to live in DC
tigr.org

Recent speaker David Baltimore
From the MIT website
David Baltimore's discovery in 1970 of reverse transcriptase, an enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of RNA to DNA, advanced the means of DNA synthesis and helped form the basis of modern genetic engineering, the workhorse of biotechnology. Baltimore shared the Nobel Prize in 1975 for this discovery. Baltimore's later work in retrovirus vectors fundamentally contributed to the development of gene therapy, the "second generation" of the biotechnology revolution with great potential for treating diseases at their root, genetic level.

and Caltech
caltech.edu

--Maybe Baltimore just strikes me as a much more interesting
fellow than Craig Venter: Is that story true about the
halls leading to his office being lined with pictures
of Venter from magazine covers? Anybody see a conflict of
interest being Chairman of TIGR and President of Celera?
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