...second-floor lab, which began operating last month. "This is the next phase for us," said Celera president J. Craig Venter, surrounded by the protein sequencers. "This is equipment that didn't exist before - it's not cutting-edge...
J. Craig Venter wanted to dispel a few myths Friday about the human genome, which he more than any other is responsible for spelling out. The...
...discrimination laws on the books quickly, before confidence further erodes or a crisis disrupts science and medicine. J. Craig Venter, president of Celera, a leading private genetics firm in Rockville, Md., said public fear of genetic disclosure...
...reveal race distinctions," is the headline over a San Jose Mercury News article quoting Celera Genomics Corp. head Craig Venter, whose company joined with a public consortium of scientists to map the human genome. "Police use DNA to find suspects...
...concern about developing new life forms that can be self-replicating with some minimal number of genes," said J. Craig Venter, CEO of the genetic sequencing giant Celera, Inc. "But our ability to quickly screen and identify genetic code should...
...scheduled. And Celera Genomics of Rockville, Md., will continue to improve its version, says Celera president J. Craig Venter. The two groups determined most of the 3 billion "letters" of the human DNA code, a long chemical sequence that...
...Frank Young, former head of the Office of Emergency Preparedness and former Food and Drug Administration commissioner; Craig Venter, president of the Institute for Genomic Research; Joshua Lederberg, Rockefeller University Nobel laureate; Thomas...
...changing one simple type of bacterium into another - than a built-from-scratch kind. But genome-mapping pioneer J. Craig Venter said his team's project paves the way for designing organisms that work differently from the way nature intended for...
...funding has flooded some centers such as Rockefeller University, Sloan-Kettering, Mount Sinai, etc. Remember: Craig Venter's privately funded human genome research progressed as well, if not better, than the government-funded human genome...
...computer-animated special features world-renowned scientists including Stephen W. Hawking, Michio Kaku and J. Craig Venter, plus "Star Wars" filmmaker George Lucas. They discuss the possibilities of alien life and - drawing on the laws...
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