Mapping the individual

Biotechnology - 2015

Mapping the individual - cheaply

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/apr/24/research.politics?gusrc...
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By 2015, babies might have their entire DNA read at birth, as costs of sequencing plunge. Charles Arthur looks at the implications for individuals and society

Type: Forecast | Also: Health & Medicine, Social Issues |

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