Recent work by the Encyclopaedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) Consortium identified that 8% of the pseudogenes in the human genome are functional [ 74], and so with the publication of GENCODE, a reference human genome annotation for The ENCODE Project [ 75], more light may be shed relating to the role of pseudogenes in cartilage ageing in the near future.
The studies resulted in the publication of a valuable reference book, A Catalogue of the Mesozoic and Cenozoic Plants of North America (1919).
Soon after the publication of a soybean reference genome sequence (Schmutz et al. 2010), resequencing developed into a major technology for genome-wide polymorphism discovery.
The Open Database License (ODbL) (6) was chosen for publication of all reference gene data.
In 1998, we will see the publication of a major new reference work, the vast Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
The 2-day course consisted of a series of small group, interactive, case-based seminars, high-fidelity simulation training, and the publication of a CCRT Provider Manual and Quick Reference Cards.
Since publication of the full genome of a reference clone, many other model and population isolates have been sequenced (2), which has provided some insight into the genetic variation responsible for phenotypes like drug resistance and virulence.
As a senior editor there, he oversaw the publication of several reference works, including Webster's American Military Biographies (1978), Liberty's Women (1980), and Webster's New Biographical Dictionary (1983).
"As a scientist, as well as a Plos One academic editor and author I feel outraged by the publication of a ms [manuscript] making explicit reference to creationism," commented Dr Danilo Russo.
