This New York Times article from the weekend runs through the potential for genome sequencing on a grand (read: consumers would actually know about it) scale. The process of distributing genomes to people "is likely to be as much a social experiment as a scientific one," according to the article. And here's a less rosy commentary from Jonathan Eisen to remind readers that getting your genome sequenced may not be the best thing that ever happens to you.
DNA Sequencing for the Masses
Jun 04, 2007
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