What’s in a Gene Name: Mapping the Language of the Human Genome

Carol Reeves

What’s in a Gene Name: Mapping the Language of the Human Genome

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Abstract

If you thought the hard work of sequencing the human genome was complete, think again. Just ask Human Genome Organization nomenclature committee (HGNC) chair Sue Povey, of London's Galton Institute Laboratory. "The major effort of our group is now an attempt to make the human genome data more human-friendly!" exclaims Povey on her Web site. ¹

Original language	American English
State	Published - Feb 28 2005

Keywords

gene names
communication
gene functions

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Communication
Rhetoric

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What’s in a Gene Name: Mapping the Language of the Human Genome

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