This was a very good piece on the problem of the huge temptation for our most highly educated and skilled people to take really high paying jobs overseas.
Tridgell was an example of an Australian offered a very good high paying job, in a company he would be happy to work for, except initially he would have had to move to the USA.
What opensource project he is currently working on is totally out of the scope of this story, and would be inappropriate.
The problem faced by Tridgell is one faced by many australians who are highly educated people in a field of science and technology. Do I stay in my current town, take a lower paying job that can't utilise my full potential and hinder my career, so I can live in a place with a great way of life, where all my friends and family are, or do I leave everything and start again overseas.
Unfortunatly most people don't have the option to have there cake and eat it like Tridgell did, and move overseas.
This was a very good piece on the problem of the huge temptation for our most highly educated and skilled people to take really high paying jobs overseas. Tridgell was an example of an Australian offered a very good high paying job, in a company he would be happy to work for, except initially he would have had to move to the USA. What opensource project he is currently working on is totally out of the scope of this story, and would be inappropriate. The problem faced by Tridgell is one faced by many australians who are highly educated people in a field of science and technology. Do I stay in my current town, take a lower paying job that can't utilise my full potential and hinder my career, so I can live in a place with a great way of life, where all my friends and family are, or do I leave everything and start again overseas. Unfortunatly most people don't have the option to have there cake and eat it like Tridgell did, and move overseas.
Essentially this has always been known about dolly. Majority of DNA, and therefore genes are stored in the nucleus, about 60,000 to 100,000 genes(depending on species). The mitochondria have a small genome, of maybe 9 to 20 working genes (depending on species). And are transferred from the mother by the mitochondria left hangin around in the egg cell. The way the small amount of mitochondria from the ewe being cloned is destroyed is very similar to how mitochondria from sperm, which does make it into the egg on fertilisation, is destroyed soon after. The most abundant wins. Still, you can still have a dinosaur, if you can find a host with the right makeup of mtDNA.
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This was a very good piece on the problem of the huge temptation for our most highly educated and skilled people to take really high paying jobs overseas.
Tridgell was an example of an Australian offered a very good high paying job, in a company he would be happy to work for, except initially he would have had to move to the USA.
What opensource project he is currently working on is totally out of the scope of this story, and would be inappropriate.
The problem faced by Tridgell is one faced by many australians who are highly educated people in a field of science and technology. Do I stay in my current town, take a lower paying job that can't utilise my full potential and hinder my career, so I can live in a place with a great way of life, where all my friends and family are, or do I leave everything and start again overseas.
Unfortunatly most people don't have the option to have there cake and eat it like Tridgell did, and move overseas.
This was a very good piece on the problem of the huge temptation for our most highly educated and skilled people to take really high paying jobs overseas. Tridgell was an example of an Australian offered a very good high paying job, in a company he would be happy to work for, except initially he would have had to move to the USA. What opensource project he is currently working on is totally out of the scope of this story, and would be inappropriate. The problem faced by Tridgell is one faced by many australians who are highly educated people in a field of science and technology. Do I stay in my current town, take a lower paying job that can't utilise my full potential and hinder my career, so I can live in a place with a great way of life, where all my friends and family are, or do I leave everything and start again overseas. Unfortunatly most people don't have the option to have there cake and eat it like Tridgell did, and move overseas.
Essentially this has always been known about dolly. Majority of DNA, and therefore genes are stored in the nucleus, about 60,000 to 100,000 genes(depending on species). The mitochondria have a small genome, of maybe 9 to 20 working genes (depending on species). And are transferred from the mother by the mitochondria left hangin around in the egg cell. The way the small amount of mitochondria from the ewe being cloned is destroyed is very similar to how mitochondria from sperm, which does make it into the egg on fertilisation, is destroyed soon after. The most abundant wins. Still, you can still have a dinosaur, if you can find a host with the right makeup of mtDNA.