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Excitement and opportunities in systems biology

By STAR SCIENCE By Baltazar D. Aguda, PhD | November 2, 2006 - 12:00am

Not so many years ago, in February 2001, two groups in the US published the first drafts of the human genome sequence in the journals Nature and Science. The sequence is that of approximately three billion...

Science and Environment