arrrgh, matey!

My first article from my new job came out a couple days ago. Unfortunately the magazine requires a subscription to read the online news. But fortunately some Korean biotech institute has pirated all the articles from the website and built their own, publicly-available archive of the articles.

So here's my piece, courtesy some academic pirates.

Genome of Deadly Amoeba Sequenced
The newly sequenced genome of a deadly parasitic amoeba shows that it has borrowed a surprising number of genes from bacteria. The sequence helps clear up questions about the evolution of the parasite and could help researchers develop new therapies and diagnostic tools....

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