UPDATE: Stanford Med Students Offered Option to Study Their Own Genotype Data
June 07, 2010
UPDATE: Stanford Med Students Offered Option to Study Their Own Genotype Data
The university said students will learn how to analyze, evaluate, and interpret the genetic data, the limitations of existing technologies, and the legal and ethical issues surrounding personal genotyping.
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