Clinical researchers, practicing physicians, patients, and the general public now live in a
world in which the 2.9 billion nucleotide codes of the human genome are available as a …

On a June day nearly 10 years ago, the leaders of the United States and the United
Kingdom, accompanied by the leaders of the public and private teams deciphering the …

The year 2000 marked both the start of the new millennium and the announcement that the
vast majority of the human genome had been sequenced. Much work remains to understand …

Being in charge of that part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) that is focused on
getting the Human Genome Project done involves funding the right people and holding them …

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The history of biology was forever altered a decade ago by the bold decision to launch a
research program that would characterize in ultimate detail the complete set of genetic …

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By 2005, or sooner, the three billion code letters of a representative human genome will be
known, along with the locations of all of its genes. Even today, however, the work is greatly …

In 1984 and 1985, I was among a dozen or so researchers who proposed a Human Genome
Project (HGP) to read, for the first time, the entire instruction book for making and …