What Is Genomic Entertainment?

At the American Society of Human Genomics Congress 2014

From the Broad @broadinstitute to Broadway? #ASHG14 Genomic Entertainment: From Organ Replacement 2 Genomic Precision http://t.co/zsPXhDxHWd
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) October 23, 2014

From the Internet to the InnerNet:

One day I'll be able to listen to the music of genes here. iTunes it's in our #DNA pic.twitter.com/cyq7G2wXX5
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) October 23, 2014

Dear Apple, I'd like to be able to download my genome on my mobile to discuss it with my physician. My body my data. pic.twitter.com/Ou39ql2USM
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) October 23, 2014

#ASHG14 Digital Rights Management #DRM & #DNA. #Biology & IT have merged. We are a software making its own hardware. pic.twitter.com/ES5ItKU9eY
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) October 22, 2014

From the Internet to the InnerNet: can my genome copying itself make music on iTunes? #DaftPunk's cool tunes out of their DNA on iTunes
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) October 23, 2014

Chromosomal walking; not schlepping, in Gangnam style -- with Eric Lander PhD, MIT & Broad Institute, one of the leaders of the Human Genome Project:

I love this video: genomic entertainment = linguistics + genomics; Noam Chomsky + Eric Lander. I've studied with both: Noam Chomsky at La Sorbonne & Paris X Nanterre, France (a long time ago) and Eric Lander, 2013-2014, MITx EdX genomics and quantitative biology workshop.



MIT in Gangnam style

Genomic entertainment = linguistics + genomics; Noam Chomsky + Eric Lander. Studied w/ both! @MITgangnamstyle http://t.co/Gle87shsOV #ASHG14
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) October 23, 2014

.@AvalonVentures's Kevin Kinsella might like this: merging musical & #genomics @MITxBio @eric_lander @portablegenomic pic.twitter.com/5nqDTJITQN
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) October 31, 2014

TY Court Turner @AvalonVentures From @broadinstitute 2 BDWY Merging musical & #genomics @eric_lander @portablegenomic pic.twitter.com/J7VNgy7cR1
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) October 31, 2014

Robin Cook associating vivisection w/cloning & #nanomed. #Futurama Bender asking: what's #braindeath? @JCVenter #xmed pic.twitter.com/yDkpuQJ1DV
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) November 8, 2014