Scientists fill in the last 8% of the human genome
The National Human Genome Research Institute recently announced that a collaborative of scientists fully sequenced the human genome. The announcement could have an impact on your health.
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The National Human Genome Research Institute recently announced that a collaborative of scientists fully sequenced the human genome. The announcement could have an impact on your health.
Scientists recently announced the complete map of the full set of genetic information necessary for human life. The researchers said earlier efforts were incomplete.
Deciphering the last 8% of the human genome could illuminate how many diseases develop and why some people are at greater risk.
After sequencing the last 8% of the human genome, scientists have finally discovered the meaning of so-called "junk DNA."
Investigators have filled in the last 8% of missing genetic information, unlocking new clues to understanding disease causes and cures and how we metabolize medications.