NIH Awards $25M to Kaiser Permanente, UCSF for 100,000-Member Genome-Wide Analysis Data Repository
October 21, 2009
NIH Awards $25M to Kaiser Permanente, UCSF for 100,000-Member Genome-Wide Analysis Data Repository
The genomes of 100,000 Kaiser Permanente members who have donated their DNA for research will be analyzed. The repository will combine genomic, environmental, and lifestyle data to facilitate genome-wide studies into complex and common diseases.
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