Beyond The Human Genome: What's Next?

UC Berkeley's Daniel Rokhsar and his colleagues were instrumental in contributing the sequences for three of the human body's chromosomes in the effort to decipher the blueprint of life- the completion of the DNA sequencing of the human genome. Now he is turning to the structure and function of genes in other organisms, some of them no less important to the planet's future than the human map. Hear the latest in this lecture from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Series: "Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Summer Lecture Series" [1/2005] [Science] [Show ID: 8754]

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• human
• genome
• Berkeley
• DNA
• science

[system0system0]

at 55 that religious sick man what the fuck is he doing at a science confrence thats so fukcing funny

[chiquito]

Great lecture. Daniel Rokhsar is an amazing human specie.

@ 55:10 then came the religious zealots with their bronze-age agenda. Do scientists ever crash religious gatherings and question their faith and stupidity? NO, cuz they aren't stupid!

[gadionson1]

check this out ...:)

[Seiku]

Well atleast he took the time to listen.

[mrgimp420]

After years of study and hard work, after all the numerous accomplishments and projects undertaken by the host, some idiot who had taken literally zero time out to try and understand this stuff gets up and says 'DER! I dont get it, so it aint right! Gimmee some Jesus!!!' You could see the drain on the host. Decades of his worthy life being brushed away as misspent by some unfathomable moron with no achievements.

[MIT2004]

Yeah that last guy was out of line maybe if he made a good point i would have let it slide.