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Genes are far from the whole story.

Most human genes are far longer, but Dr. Lambowitz said introns' carrying capacity had not yet been assessed.

Genes are far more than protein machines, pumping out their product like a popcorn maker.

Alzheimer's disease also has a genetic component, but genes are far from the only factor in determining who gets the disease, said Margaret Gatz of the University of Southern California and Nancy Pedersen of the Karolinska Institute.

The benefits females get from helping grandchildren, who carry only a quarter of their genes, are "far too small to ever favor stopping reproduction in the first place," said Michael Cant, a professor of evolutionary biology at the University of Exeter and one of Dr. Croft's co-authors.

However, these genes are far from enough to understand memory formation comprehensively.

Last week's estimates from the University of Washington and the French group support the idea that the number of human genes is far less than has long been supposed.

The bacterium, with its 525 genes, is far less complex than E. coli, another bacterium widely used in laboratory experiments; E. coli has 4,288 genes.

The type of testing the woman had is not done for the more common types of Alzheimer's disease, which develop much later in life, and in which the role of particular genes is far less clear.

Although the number of genes in the human genome is large (estimates vary between 35,000 and 150,000), the number of proteins expressed from those genes is far larger.

Considering both the number and the proportion of functionally characterized genes in Arabidopsis, it seems that the functional characterization of rice genes is far from complete.