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August 4, 2010

Sponge genome project in New Scientist

Sponges are primitive creatures with a body plan unlike that of any other living organism. They are also our most distant animal cousins. Now that their genetic make-up has finally been sequenced, it could explain one of the greatest mysteries of evolution: how single-celled organisms in the primordial oceans evolved into complex multicellular animals with… [Read More]

July 27, 2009

Re UQ/JGI’s sea sponge genome sequencing collaboration

[N]one of the projects investigating those potential benefits would be possible without the entire sea sponge genome sequence, which Professor Degnan’s lab successfully mapped and will be publishing this year. “We and our colleagues at the Joint Genome Institute (US Department of Energy) are the ones who drove this project which really puts us in… [Read More]
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