Q&A: Genomes Unzipped's Luke Jostins on Building a 'Personalized' Genome Browser for Non-Scientists
October 13, 2010
Q&A: Genomes Unzipped's Luke Jostins on Building a 'Personalized' Genome Browser for Non-Scientists
"There are a large number of genome browsers for the scientist, but I've yet to come across one that is useful for the lay person," said Luke Jostins, a postgraduate student researching the genetic basis of complex autoimmune diseases at Kings College in the UK.
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