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Archive for February 5th, 2008

Mick Jagger in the movie Enigma

Posted by attilachordash on February 5, 2008

Yesterday we watched the movie Enigma, and it is first-class as entertainment although not well-known. I became interested in it as Tom Stoppard wrote the script and my favorite movie ever is Rosencrantz and Guildenstern dead. Mick Jagger was the producer of the movie and he also appears for a sec as a background English soldier (captain?) with 2 ladies and a cigarette.

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The MitoWheel blog keeps you updated!

Posted by attilachordash on February 5, 2008

MitoWheel is a cool graphical interface of the circular human mitochondrial genome, which helps the user to get familiar with the mito DNA by searching, clicking and tailoring it. I introduced you MitoWheel a week or so ago, but now you can follow the updates on the MitoWheel Blog.

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On the blog you get first-hand information as the posts are written by Gábor Zsurka, main developer himself and occasionally, by me. In his post Cut and Paste the Human Mitochondrial DNA Gábor introduces 2 essential techniques you can easily accomplish with MW:

a., how to search for different mutations and find their functional results on a pop-up window

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