Public Lecture Implications Of Recent Advances In Genome Seq

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Wednesday
Sep182013

Public Lecture: "Implications of Recent Advances in Genome Sequencing and Analysis for Medicine and Society" – Brisbane

Presentation by Professor Robert Nussbaum

University of Queensland St Lucia Campus

The human genome is the totality of all of the genetic information contained in the DNA in a human cell. The Human Genome Project began as an international research program whose goal was to generate a complete DNA sequence of a representative human genome. The Human Genome Project was launched in the 1980s and was declared essentially complete a decade ago.

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