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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Reviews of Literature
By Dr. Osama Zaki
February,14,2001 -- The following is a brief list of the most recent
publications that came to our attention during the last months. To
read the topics or their abstracts, just click the underlined link.
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| Public
Access to the Human Genome - NIH |
| The DNA sequence of the Human Genome is now freely accessible to
all, for public or private use, from the National Center for
Biotechnology Information (NCBI). The Center is a part of the National
Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health... |
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| Offspring
of men with birth defects twice as likely to have defects, too
- EurekAlert |
| Men born with a birth defect have a substantially increased risk of
having a child with a birth defect, a large population study revealed
today. Compared with other fathers, the risk was doubled. The
second-generation risk also appeared higher - at least for dissimilar
birth defects - than for the offspring of mothers who had been born
with birth defects... |
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| Genome
Sequence Available on the Web - Yahoo/Reuters |
| Read any good books lately? How about the 'Book of Life'? The most
up-to-date, in-sequence map of the human genome is available for
public viewing with the click of a mouse... |
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| T-cell
lymphoblastic lymphoma associated with the t(6;11) (q27;q23) -
Haematologica |
| We report the case of a 9-year old girl presenting with
mediastinal mass and pleural effusion. Flow cytometric analysis from
a pleural aspirate revealed a T-cell neoplasia with an uncommon
phenotype (CD34, CD38, CD45, CD7, CD56, CD7, CD1a, cytCD79a)... |
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