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LSU helps unravel code of rhesus DNA |
LSU has played a key role in unlocking primate DNA that could help develop vaccines to combat
AIDS and other diseases. The results of the massive multi-institutional DNA project studying the rhesus macaque
monkey were published Friday 13, 2007 as the cover story of Science magazine.
Dr. Brygg Ullmer collaborated with Dr. Mark Batzer's genomics lab in this project. Dr. Byrgg Ullmer, along with
Miriam Konkel used Mike Sr. and Jr., Santaka, Helix, some testing on the LONI BlueDawg and Ducky P5's et al to
compute over several weeks with several hundred processors what would have taken 20-30 years nonstop on Miriam's
desktop computer.
Below are some of the news articles about this Rhesus genome sequencing project. More than 200 newspaper articles
on this altogether have been published since Thursday (12 Apr, 2007) afternoon.
News Article in the Advocate
News
Article in Daily India
Article in
Malaysia Sun
Article in Eureka Alert
Science Magazine Article in HTML
The Science Magazine Article in PDF
Another Science Magazine Article
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