[Next-Generation Sequencing Book]
  • [Photo] Titus Brown • May 24, 2002
    ``The National Human Genome Research Institute has prioritized the next group of organisms to be considered for entry into the sequencing pipeline as the current efforts with human, mouse and rat approach completion. The organisms designated as high priority for having their genome analyzed include chicken, chimpanzee, several species of fungi, a sea urchin, a microscopic animal commonly used in laboratory studies called Tetrahymena, and the honey bee. The institute designated two other organisms, the rhesus macaque and a protozoan, as having a moderate priority for sequencing.''

    Full press release:
    http://www.nhgri.nih.gov/NEWS/sequencing.html

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