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Large-scale genomic rearrangements in closely related organisms make the genome sequences very different from the original genome sequences.

But though Celera seeks to profit by operating a genomic database, Dr. Venter also believed that he could make the genome and its benefits available a lot sooner.

The institute started to make the genome sequence available on its Web site when decoding began in 1999, and today published its analysis of the full genome and a comparison with a closely related soil bacterium, Bacillus cereus.

"We think that duplications make the genome more dynamic," says Marques-Bonet. "But having a dynamic genome creates both sides of the coin: these rearrangements can be beneficial, or they can be linked to disease". Recent research shows that duplications in the human genome play a role in a variety of diseases, including autism, schizophrenia, and mental retardation.

"We want to make the genome practically useful," said CEO Ramji Srinivasan.

John Sulston was part of a government and charity-backed effort to make the genome freely available to all scientists.

We suggest stratifying the data into epidemiological subgroups in order to make the genome-wide scans more sensitive to loci specific to these subgroups.

He and coauthors from Cypher Genomics, a bioinformatics company, called their findings "preliminary" and said they would make the genomes available to other scientists.

Recent advances in high-throughput technologies such as ChIP-seq [ 2] make the genome-wide profiling of proteins binding or histone modification an easy task.

But while this might introduce some genetic variation into a population, it is selection for a local fitness peak that makes the genome not stray too far from that abstract genome biologists call the "wild type".

This week, researchers at the University of Liverpool made the genome of the bowhead whale public on the Internet.