Wired 13.12 (December 2005) contains the magazine's version ("A Genome Shop Near You") of the Global Distribution of Commercial DNA Foundries map I helped make this past summer. Not all of the foundries on my map are on Wired's version, and they found a few more, but the gist is the same. Jerry Epstein and Anne Yu at the Center for Stratetic and International Studies contributed to making the original map.
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