DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[mingwan0]

bag8ger

It is just plain difficult to get published at all these days with the volume of papers competing for the limited journal space.

The Geonme Duality Principal is an interesting idea. Science does tend to proceed as implied in the article, with paradigm shifts caused by "left-field" ideas that get a lot of flak at first before they eventually become the accepted norm. If true it means that it is going to be a lot harder to do all of the things that the genome revolution promised - although there will still be some "simple" applications possible through the use of coding DNA alone. Time (and more scientific minds) will tell if this new theory is correct.