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Labs and companies seek their niches as work continues after the draft

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Specialization may be the key to success as divisions between big and small genomics centres continue to grow, say Potter Wickware and Paul Smaglik.

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  1. Potter Wickware is a science writer in San Fransisco, Paul Smaglik is editor of Naturejobs.

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