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A Vietnamese human genetic variation database
Human Mutation, 2019Large scale human genome projects have created tremendous human genome databases for some well-studied populations. Vietnam has about 95 million people (the 14th largest country by population in the world) of which more than 86% are Kinh people. To date, genetic studies for Vietnamese people mostly rely on genetic information from other populations ...
Vinh S. Le +9 more
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Genetic Testing and Human Genetic Databases
2006Genetic databases would not exist without the input from donors. Their samples and their associated information are the foundation of their existence. Genetic databases contain very personal, sensitive information and, if misused, could lead to any number of potential harms for the donor.
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The Clinical Genetics Databases
2003This introduction to Clinical Genetics reviews a selection of major internet resources drawn from the current large and growing listing. These include genetic variation, diagnostics, laboratory services, regulatory bodies and sequence data. Each of these sites can be regarded as the starting point for a journey to the wealth of information.
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Databases for genetic services
Journal of Medical Systems, 1987Computer-based systems for the management of data in clinical genetics have become increasingly available for patient information storage and retrieval, evaluation and diagnosis, and pedigree data. The need for a national genetic services database has been recognized, and federal grants have provided funds for the development of state and regional ...
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Risks of compulsory genetic databases—Response
Science, 2019J W, Hazel +3 more
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[Genetic information database].
Tanpakushitsu kakusan koso. Protein, nucleic acid, enzyme, 1997S, Minoshima, N, Shimizu
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