Mouse Genome Project Laid to Rest
Scientists have successfully completed and laid down the gene mapping project of the common mouse which was underway for the past ten years. The mouse is the most common of all laboratory animals used by humans in developing aids and cures for diseases. Now, with the gene sequence accurately mapped, chances of developing novel and effective medications are high given that the mouse shares 75% of our genetic code. 
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Ethnaol, the next generation fuel — Or, is it ?
There have been talks on finding alternatives to petroleum based fules to be used in automotives. Given the growth of auto motives in the past ten or so years, and considering the fact that petroleum is a non-renewable source of fuel that is fast depreciating, the talks, concerns and ideas are Godsend. One of the major alternatives, now being considered for fuel is ethanol.
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