Genomics Pioneer J. Craig Venter Dies At 79
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“Dr. Venter, the head of the private genome effort, died this week at the age of 79. Craig Venter was the first person to ever create a living thing from scratch, a cell, a bacterium, into which was inserted.”
“Now that we can write the genetic code, we have a chance to have biological evolution catch up or even exceed the pace of social evolution.”
“Dr. Venter, the head of the private genome effort, died this week at the age of 79. Craig Venter was the first person to ever create a living thing from scratch.”
“living thing from scratch, a cell, a bacterium, into which was inserted.”
“Dr. Venter, the head of the private genome effort, died this week at the age of 79. ... Craig Venter was the first person to ever create a living thing from scratch, a cell, a bacterium”
“Dr. Venter, the head of the private genome effort, died this week at the age of 79.”
“Craig Venter is chairman and CEO of the J Craig Venter Institute, CEO of synthetic genomics.”
“J. Craig Venter died this week at the age of 79.”
“J. Craig Venter died this week at the age of 79. Dr. Venter did manage to create that minimal synthetic organism he described in 2016.”
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