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If talent comes in a gene, scientists might isolate it by studying the great acting dynasties: the Barrymores, the Hustons, the Redgraves.

By Michael Schulman The Gummers If talent comes in a gene, scientists might isolate it by studying the great acting dynasties: the Barrymores, the Hustons, the Redgraves.

In the current issue of American Scientist, Dr. Gerstein and his former graduate student Michael Seringhaus argue that in order to define a gene, scientists must start with the RNA transcript and trace it back to the DNA.

Offering insight into how evolution progresses inside a gene, scientists have pinpointed mutations in an ancient protein that transformed its shape and function more than 400 million years ago.

Leo,… If talent comes in a gene, scientists might isolate it by studying the great acting dynasties: the Barrymores, the Hustons, the Redgraves.

That could help cement San Diego's Illumina as the workhorse option for gene scientists.

"What we are doing with the synthetic chromosome is going to be the design process of the future," said J. Craig Venter, the boundary-pushing gene scientist.

Dr. Yves Savidan, the director of the international maize and wheat center project, and Dr. Peggy Ozias-Akins, the gene scientist working with Dr. Hanna, say that inheritance patterns and gene mapping show this to be the case.

To track down these mutated genes, scientists are studying children and adults whose brains are malformed.

By tinkering with two genes, scientists have produced roundworms that live six times as long as normal.

Because ash trees genetically engineered in this way would contain only ash genes, scientists believe public objections would be less strong.