Martin Yuille
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Martin Yuille is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of genomics, bioethics, and resource sharing. His key contributions center on the practical and ethical challenges of distributing biological research materials, particularly the novel "transcriptome, promoterome, and phenome clone sets" described in his most-cited paper, "The Responsibility to Share: Sharing the Responsibility" (2004). This work, which has garnered 3 citations, was featured in a special issue of *Genome Research* and addresses a critical bottleneck in the genomics pipeline: how to responsibly handle and distribute these new, individually designed clones from originator to end user. Yuille’s analysis highlights the evolving responsibilities of distributors in the face of increasingly complex biological resources. By framing sharing as a shared ethical and logistical duty, his work has informed best practices for resource management in the genomics community. His research thus bridges the gap between cutting-edge molecular tools and the infrastructure needed to make them accessible, ensuring that scientific progress is not hindered by the very materials that enable it.
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- 1The Responsibility to Share: Sharing the Responsibility3 citations · 2004