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The 'evolution' of a PhD projectfrom jumping genes to biochemical pathways: In this essay, I describe how my PhD project 'evolved' from the study of jumping genes and regulation of a single gene, Cyp6g1, to the expressional characterisation of the entire family of genes of which Cyp6g1 is a member. Furthermore, I describe how an early single control experiment led to...; Tags: Celera Genomics, H, Hikone-R, M, R, Science; Research articles 2007-01-01

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