But Celera has merely made available the full text of the genome a little sooner than we might otherwise have had it. Those of us working to understand the genome 3 no more need the full text of the genome than you would need the full text of a dictionary if you were trying to understand how a dictionary works. That the beneficence, and perhaps the integrity, of Celera might not be relied on, was suggested by a full-page colour advertisement in Canada's leading newspaper. We smiled when Al Gore told us he had invented the Internet, and he quickly apologised and expressed remorse. Donald R Forsdyke 1 Editorial.
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4 Marshall E. NIH considers paying to use private database. Code already cracked.