Biology's name game

Helen Pearson

Nature, 2001, vol. 411, issue 6838, 631-632

Abstract: The confused nomenclature of genetics is blighting the field — some genes have multiple names whereas unrelated genes often share a common moniker. Helen Pearson examines attempts to bring order to the chaos.

Date: 2001
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