Celera Sequences First Human, HGP Done Two-Thirds, Draft Due in June

Apr 07, 2000

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ASHINGTON--Celera Genomics announced last week that it had completed the sequencing phase of one person's genome and that it would begin to assemble, annotate, and collect genetic variation data on the sequence.

Celera said it would continue to perform human sequencing for single-nucleotide polymorphism diversity and for gap closure, and that it would begin sequencing the mouse genome.

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