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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2001
Page
2
Ann O'Malley of Solon muses on the vanity and expense of portrait photography. She recalls planning a flawless shoot and the costly results, then viewing herself in reprints with humor and resignation. The piece contrasts idealized images with an imperfect Gazette photo.
President Bush, on his first major trip as commander in chief, told soldiers at Fort Stewart that America is not serving them well and promised $310 billion Pentagon budget increases. He outlined $5.7 billion for quality of life, $1.4 billion for allocating pay raises, $3.9 billion for health benefits and $400 million for housing. He defended the moves as essential to support troops and their families.
The Gazette promotes agricultural efforts by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
Scientists outline multiple paths after publishing nearly all human genetic code. Teams report finding dozens of disease promoting genes and aim to understand gene interactions and regulation while exploring evolution and population history. Computer databases speed identification of candidate genes and related relatives across chromosomes.
Scientists report deciphering the mouse genome, a roughly 3 billion letter code similar in length to the human genome. Celera Genomics notes gene counting has not yet begun, as researchers seek comparisons to human DNA to illuminate biology.
The text compares genomes showing Yeast 6241 genes and Fruitfly 25500 genes, noting humans have fewer than 35000. It cites Nature and Science sources and mentions aiming to learn how DNA regulation drives development by studying similarities and differences across species.
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