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He directs the MedSeq Project, the first National Institutes of Health study to examine the impact of whole genome sequencing in the practice of medicine.
WSJ: Should Healthy People Have Their Genomes Sequenced?
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The cost and time taken to sequencing the whole genome of a bacterium has plummeted.
BBC: C. diff spread 'fast and easy'
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George Church, a molecular geneticist at Harvard Medical School and a pioneer of whole-genome sequencing, is unpersuaded.
ECONOMIST: Patenting genes is bad for diagnosis
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But this sort of whole-genome sequencing, which has so far been completed on five bacteria, should allow a much better understanding of how bacteria work, what they have in common, and what makes individual species unique.
ECONOMIST: Stomach turning | The
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He says that when whole-genome sequencing arrives, single-gene patents will be of no use.
ECONOMIST: Patenting genes is bad for diagnosis
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At the time, Venter was trying to accelerate the process of sequencing whole genomes, first one-celled organisms, but ultimately gearing up to take on the decoding of the human genome.
FORBES: Venter and the Vatican