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Author Topic:   molecular genetic evidence for a multipurpose genome
Andya Primanda
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Message 9 of 317 (20580)
10-23-2002 12:23 PM
Reply to: Message 4 by monkenstick
10-23-2002 4:02 AM


Just concentrate on your predictions. Even if there are many potentially lethal genes if knocked out, your prediction can hold good. Maybe we can prove this--lets say, get 100 zygotic mice and knock some 10% of their genome out and if you're right, then many will survive the experiment. To the lab!

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Andya Primanda
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Message 27 of 317 (20776)
10-25-2002 5:49 AM
Reply to: Message 11 by peter borger
10-23-2002 8:31 PM


Cool! Anyway, their studies demonstrate that up to 9,3 percent of the E.coli genome is irrelevant junk. How about knocking out introns? Or maybe using mice / Drosophila. These experiments might be off topic but they can answer other questions i.e. how much of the genome is junk, and how much are supposed to be junk/selfish but actually not.

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