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Gaps in the Human Genome Project
Nature, 1999If the multinational Human Genome Project is to continue its successful start, sequencing strategies must be changed.
J C, Roach +4 more
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2011
Charles Robert Darwin, author of On the Origin of Species, was born on 12 February 1809, which was why so much attention was paid to the creator of the evolution theory in 2009, and why that year was designated the International Year of Darwin. It was also a good excuse for supporters of Darwin, for creationists (people who believe in the biblical ...
Johannes Tramper, Yang Zhu
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Charles Robert Darwin, author of On the Origin of Species, was born on 12 February 1809, which was why so much attention was paid to the creator of the evolution theory in 2009, and why that year was designated the International Year of Darwin. It was also a good excuse for supporters of Darwin, for creationists (people who believe in the biblical ...
Johannes Tramper, Yang Zhu
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The Human Genome Project: An Update
Cancer Nursing, 2001The mapping, sequencing, and analysis of the human genome that has occurred during the last decade through the Human Genome Project are providing fundamental advances for basic science and medicine. Genomic information is providing insights into causes of, susceptibility to, and protection from cancer and a host of other diseases.
K F, Peters +3 more
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Privacy and the Human Genome Project
Ethics & Behavior, 1996The Human Genome Project has raised many issues regarding the contributions of genetics to a variety of diseases and societal conditions. With genetic testing now easily conducted with lowered costs in nonmedical domains, a variety of privacy issues must be considered.
David L, Wiesenthal, Neil I, Wiener
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Orchestrating the Human Genome Project
Science, 1990The Human Genome Project is under way. The Department of Energy and the National Institutes of Health are cooperating effectively to develop organizational structures and scientific priorities that should keep the project on schedule and within its budget.
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Structural genomics: beyond the Human Genome Project
Nature Genetics, 1999With access to whole genome sequences for various organisms and imminent completion of the Human Genome Project, the entire process of discovery in molecular and cellular biology is poised to change. Massively parallel measurement strategies promise to revolutionize how we study and ultimately understand the complex biochemical circuitry responsible ...
S K, Burley +9 more
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EDITORIAL: The human genome project
European Journal of Surgical Oncology (EJSO), 2000The human genome invites our attention. The Human recreation of human biology in digital space, but it will suffice for us better to understand the processes of disease Genome Project (HGP), a collaborative international project between academic institutions to read or sequence in the medium term.
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The Human Genome Project in the Dock
Medical Journal of Australia, 2000From a scientific viewpoint, the Human Genome Project is actually not in the dock, nor even under reasonable suspicion of wrongdoing. Overwhelmingly, it will prove of benefit to humanity. However, from legal, ethical and other societal points of view, there are many problems already being considered by bioethicists, philosophers, religious experts ...
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The Genome Project and human health
The FASEB Journal, 1991The author claims that the positional cloning approach, whereby a gene is identified by its map position without making assumptions about its structure or function, has provided significant information about common inherited disorders. Genes responsible for cystic fibrosis, Duchenne muscular dystrophy, and neurofibromatosis have been cloned.
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Update on the Human Genome Project
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1995The Human Genome Project is essentially on schedule in accomplishing its short-term goals. Extensive genetic maps and partial physical maps have been made of all the chromosomes, an achievement which has accelerated the rate at which genes are being cloned. Preliminary to the concerted sequencing efforts that will occupy the later years of the Project,
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