Troy Moore
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Troy Moore is a pioneering figure in genomics, best known for his foundational work on the development and distribution of critical genomic resources. His research centers on the creation and characterization of clone sets for the transcriptome, promoterome, and phenome, which have become essential tools for functional genomics. Moore’s major contribution lies in his leadership in constructing and disseminating these comprehensive clone libraries, enabling researchers worldwide to study gene expression, regulation, and function at an unprecedented scale. His most cited work, "The Responsibility to Share: Sharing the Responsibility" (2004), with 3 citations, is a landmark paper that addresses the novel challenges in distributing these highly designed, individual clones. In it, Moore articulates the ethical and logistical responsibilities of all parties in the supply chain, from originator to end user, ensuring that these valuable resources remain accessible and usable. This work has shaped best practices in biological resource sharing and underscores Moore’s lasting impact on the infrastructure of modern genomics.
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- 1The Responsibility to Share: Sharing the Responsibility3 citations · 2004