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Scientists←Editors←Scientists: The Past, Present, and Future of PLoS Genetics
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Wayne’s scientific career is focused on using genetic approaches in laboratory mice to better understand the causes and pathophysiology of epilepsy
From quantitative trait locus analysis to mutagenesis to gene targeting, he has focused on biology rather than technology, maintaining a strong sense of scientific rigor, a healthy scepticism, and a nose for opportunity. Wayne has remained both a community leader and a cutting-edge experimentalist, and we look forward to his continued contributions to mammalian genetics
An underlying theme of this organizational structure is that genetics is neither a set of methods and tools, nor a group of scientists organized according to Linnaeus, but instead is a common way of thinking about and approaching biological questions across evolution in which the relationship between genotype and phenotype is paramount
Summary
Wayne’s scientific career is focused on using genetic approaches in laboratory mice to better understand the causes and pathophysiology of epilepsy. Wayne’s editorial leadership has helped to move PLoS Genetics forward in three important areas.
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