Genetic Code for Diseases Slowly Being Cracked
Title:
Genetic Code for Diseases Slowly Being Cracked
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641
Summary:
For many years, the medical and scientific community have been trying to decode the secret of
Keywords:
health news
Article Body:
New York, March 30, 2008 ˘ Advances in the technology required to scan and map human DNA (deox
The research and analysis aimed at this particular goal have, so far, found genetic links to d
This has been stated as a reward for a project dedicated to mapping all of the building blocks
In one example from just February of this year, three different groups reported finding three
According to some reports, over 100 variants have been discovered thanks to the gene mapping t
Of course, some people are asking just what all these discoveries would mean for them. The sho
However, there have been a few pay-offs. One research group mentioned that, thanks to wide gen
There have also been some difficulties. A research laboratory based in Texas compared the proc
The human genome project took decades to complete, largely because even just a single DNA doub
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http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/stories/s144410.htm
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23017210/
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Genetic Code for Diseases Slowly Being Cracked
Word Count:
641
Summary:
For many years, the medical and scientific community have been trying to decode the secret of
Keywords:
health news
Article Body:
New York, March 30, 2008 ˘ Advances in the technology required to scan and map human DNA (deox
The research and analysis aimed at this particular goal have, so far, found genetic links to d
This has been stated as a reward for a project dedicated to mapping all of the building blocks
In one example from just February of this year, three different groups reported finding three
According to some reports, over 100 variants have been discovered thanks to the gene mapping t
Of course, some people are asking just what all these discoveries would mean for them. The sho
However, there have been a few pay-offs. One research group mentioned that, thanks to wide gen
There have also been some difficulties. A research laboratory based in Texas compared the proc
The human genome project took decades to complete, largely because even just a single DNA doub
Reference
:
http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/stories/s144410.htm
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23017210/
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Developed by SANFACE Software http://www.sanface.com/
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