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Beyond the First Draft ( Preview )

Making the genome data useful may depend on the public project Ensemble

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Unprecedented fanfare greeted the June 26 announcement that scientists had completed a draft of the

href="/article.cfm?articleID=00068915-4D41-1C75-9B81809EC588EF21">human genome sequence. The truth is, however, that figuring out the order of the letters in our

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