Published July 2013
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Expressive Maps
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- Lombeyda, Santiago V.
Abstract
Expressive Maps is an artistic visualization of a complete mouse DNA sequence, taken from embryonic mouse muscle tissue, stretched out in a line. Each individual spiral represents a single chromosome (mice have 20, versus 23 in humans), and active sections perform calls across the corresponding chromosome addresses. It displays three stages of development: before specialization, 60 hours after specialization, and 60 hours post-specialization with an inhibitor present. Each stage has been printed on vellum, so one "map" can be placed on top of another to reveal differences.
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© 2013 Santiago V. Lombeyda. Data courtesy of: Barbara Wold Lab, California Institute of Technology. Original tools developed in collaboration with: Katherine Fisher-Aylor, Wold Lab, California Institute of Technology.Attached Files
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