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SBHE programs should focus on issues that are relevant to students and should be sequenced to progress from simple to more complex concepts over time.

After the macronuclear genome was sequenced, substantial progress has been made in functional genomics research on T. thermophila, including genome-wide microarray analysis of the T. thermophila life cycle, a T. thermophila gene network analysis based on the microarray data and transcriptome analysis by deep RNA sequencing.

During recent years, the first genomes of methylotrophs have been sequenced and significant progress in elucidating their metabolism has been made.

A metastatic tumor from this patient was sequenced after the disease progressed and was found to have 1) increased RET expression and downstream extracellular-signal-regulated kinase (ERK) expression and 2) increased expression in the parallel protein kinase B (AKT) pathway.

Several other Bcc and Burkholderia strains were sequenced or are in progress of getting sequenced (for a list see [ 5]).

There are more than one million described insect species (Foottit and Adler 2009) but only 172 insect genomes have been sequenced or are in progress (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genome; last accessed April 2012).

A large number of genomes, including a wide variety of eukaryotes, have been sequenced with the remarkable progress of currently available DNA sequencing technologies.

Furthermore, many algal genomes have now been sequenced, with many more in progress, and this easy access to genome-wide information has revealed that algal genomes are often relatively simple when compared with plants.

A high number of Roseobacter isolates have since been sequenced and many more are in progress in order to explore this important clade and to understand how ocean ecosystems function.

As of 28 December 2006, 428 prokaryote genomes have been sequenced and another 683 are in progress [ 42].

These results suggest that higher variability could be a general feature of the whole M. senhousia mitochondrial genome, but the ultimate demonstration will be available only when the complete M and genomes are sequenced (its completion is now in progress in our lab).