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Advanced Pathway Painter 2.17 (Windows): Advanced Pathway Painter is free tool that helps you visualize pathways. The user has the possibility to display any kind of quantitative data from gene and protein experiments directly within the pathways colors represent the value. The linking between the pathway items and the experiment data is done over the...; Tags: Protein, U.S. General Services Administration, Gene, Advanced Pathway Painter, Microsoft Windows, Productivity, Operating Systems, Software; Software downloads 2009-11-17
Gene Pool for iPhone 1.0 (Mobile): In Gene Pool for iPhone game, your goal is to keep your organism healthy by merging genes of the same color. Merged genes grow in size and will eventually disappear. Only energized cells can merge with other cells. It features addictive relaxing puzzle game, avoid viruses attacking large genes by...; Tags: Apple iPhone, Mobile, Gene, Sticky Studios, Games, Smart Phones, Viruses And Worms, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, Security; Software downloads 2009-10-06
Should your genes be open source?: Should your genes be open source?How can you patent something you didn't invent? ntntI thought patenting life was verboten.Prior art.Life forms are self aware.Owning life smacks of slavery.Privacy violations.Owning life has serious problems. Patenting just the process is one thing but owning the results in the end is immoral, especially...; Tags: Life Form, gene, patent, open source; Discussion threads 2009-07-20
Should your genes be open source?: The arguments should be familiar to everyone involved in controversies involving software patents and open source. Are patent rights on genes necessary to innovation, or are they in fact a hindrance? by Dana Blankenhorn; Tags: Gene, Open Source, Dana Blankenhorn; Blog posts 2009-07-20
Hypertense? Your number is STK39: It's called STK39, and it is located on chromosome number two. Its job is to produce a protein which helps regulate how the kidneys process salt. by Dana Blankenhorn; Tags: Gene, Yen-Pei Christy Chang, Amish, Food & Beverage, Healthcare, Blogging, Manufacturing, Internet, Dana Blankenhorn; Blog posts 2008-12-30

George Clooney delivered our biggest controversy in 2008: What if you knew you were carrying a future commitment-phobe? Would you terminate the pregnancy? Tickled with the mashup, I hit the publish button. I regret that now. by Dana Blankenhorn; Tags: Collaboration, Dana Blankenhorn, Gene, Mashup, NBC Universal Inc.; Blog posts 2008-12-29
Do you have to be fat?: Do you have to be fat?Starting from factsIs there any longer a dispute that people are born with a natural weight and that they will, all else being equal, remain within a range of that weight?Is it surprising that many people who could be classified as overweight - the topic...; Tags: Tarot Cards, BMI, meal, gene; Discussion threads 2008-12-15
Do you have to be fat?: The biggest danger to our health is not in our genes but in the comforts that came with 20th century life. Many of the genes in our bodies evolved to deal with hardship. Without hardship those same genes become a handicap. by Dana Blankenhorn; Tags: Gene, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Dana Blankenhorn; Blog posts 2008-12-15
Drink beer to avoid cancer...: The International Genetically Engineered Machine iGEM synthetic biology competition will be held on November 8-9 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. 85 teams will be part of this contest, using 'a standard toolkit of DNA building blocks -- think genetic LEGO blocks -- to create living organisms that do odd things.' One of...; Tags: Team, Biology, Beer, Beverage, Cancer, Team Management, Food & Beverage, Management, Manufacturing, Roland Piquepaille, Rice University, Gene; Blog posts 2008-10-17
Fatties are just food addicts: Fatties are just food addictsPossible explanations for drug side effectsInteresting. This might explain the fact that many people who take neuroleptic drugs for schizophrenia, Tourette's syndrome, bipolar syndrome, etc., gain weight. Neuroleptics are commonly developed starting with compounds which block D2 dopamine receptors, then going through steps to tweak the...; Tags: Food & Beverage, Neuroleptics, Fatties, food addict, food; Discussion threads 2008-10-17
A virus in our genes, think about that....: A virus in our genes, think about that....Not bad...You were doing good until about halfway through the post, when you might as well have pulled out your Barack Hussein Obama flag and waved it from the rooftops.Your gallop off into politics ruined what would otherwise have been a good read.RE:...; Tags: Cyberthreats, Obama, gene, virus, Creationists, Natural Selection, Sarah Palin; Discussion threads 2008-09-03
Would you abort George Clooney: Would you abort George ClooneyWowNot willing to take on controversial topics, are you? Good luck with this one. :)Here's my two cents: Genetic research and the possibility of using it to "purify" the gene pool using whatever criteria can be justified reminds me of an episode of the old Muppet...; Tags: George Clooney, gene; Discussion threads 2008-09-03
Would you abort George Clooney: When the subject at hand is controversial, or unpopular, as gays remain in some circles, it's very easy to conceive of a plan to eliminate that trait from the gene pool. But what about when it's George Clooney? by Dana Blankenhorn; Tags: Gene, Clooney, Oxytocin, Dana Blankenhorn; Blog posts 2008-09-03
We can change your cells and cure your diabetes: Transforming cells through the injection of genes is a very big deal. While it will take some time to prove, and even more time to reach the market, it's a true medical revolution. by Dana Blankenhorn; Tags: Gene, Stem-cell, Cell, Medical Research, Dana Blankenhorn; Blog posts 2008-08-28
From fungus to fuel: From fungus to fuelGood stuffthis means they can make fuel from non-human fuel.. otherwise known as food.Ethonal is not the answer though.. it still pollutes.the air car is a wayy better solution.Let's cool this Planet down!I'm running my generator on chicken manure and leaving my refrigerator door open!Author StuffLarge projects...; Tags: Biotechnology, gene, air car; Discussion threads 2008-05-05
Sanger Institute's Research Proves EVA4400 Benefits From Strong Genes: The Sanger Institute was one of the major team members in the Human Genome Project, the international effort to define human chromosomes, genes and DNA sequences. The Institute wanted to provide storage capacity to support huge genome database. The Sanger Institute deployed beta testing of HP StorageWorks 4400 Enterprise Virtual...; Tags: Hewlett-Packard Co., Gene, Biotechnology, Storage, Hardware; Case studies 2008-05-01
Recreating 3.5 billion year-old genes: A U.S. team of scientists wanted to determine what was the Earth's temperature several billions years ago. But because most of the team was composed of biologists, the researchers took an unusual approach. Instead of analyzing rock formations or measuring isotopes in fossils, they've 'resurrected' a variety of genes and...; Tags: Earth, Protein, Environment, Gene, Opposite, Team Management, Management, Roland Piquepaille; Blog posts 2008-02-08
Will diatoms lead to faster computer chips?: Diatoms are unicellular algae and one of the most common types of phytoplankton. One of their main characteristics is they encase themselves in shells made of silica. According to a team of U.S. researchers who successfully decoded the genome of a particular diatom named Thalassiosira pseudonana, these very small algae...; Tags: Computer Chip, Carbon Dioxide, Shell, University Of Washington, Gene, Ocean, Carbon, Computer, Chip, Semiconductors, Productivity, Network Technology, Hardware, Networking, Roland Piquepaille; Blog posts 2008-01-24
At last, a tech company that can help you sniff out a life partner: Guest post: Chris Matyszczyk takes a look at ScientificMatch, a site that claims it will find you that special someone with the help of a test tube. I have friends who tried match.com. They met people who frightened them. And only sometimes because they looked nothing...; Tags: Partnership, DNA, Gene, Site, Scientificmatch.com, System Gene, Business Structures, Biotechnology, Litigation, Gender And Diversity, Finance, Business Operations, Human Resources, Chris Matyszczyk; Blog posts 2008-01-11
Life in extreme environments: U.S. biologists have developed a model mapping the control circuit governing a bacteria named Halobacterium salinarum, which can live in extremely salty environments, and that can survive to radiation which would be deadly to most other organisms. Their model shows how these bacteria adapt themselves in response to their environment....; Tags: Genome, Environment, Gene, Bacteria, Cell, Biotechnology, Roland Piquepaille; Blog posts 2007-12-30