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Translating genes into health

by: Larry J. Kricka, Chiara Di Resta
Nat Genet, Vol. 45, No. 1. (26 January 2013), pp. 4-5, doi:10.1038/ng.2510  Key: citeulike:11859624

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A major challenge for genomics is to provide clinical benefits to the genetically diverse human population. Genome science has achieved a catalog of mutations and informative SNPs. Next-generation sequencing is rapidly delivering thousands of complete human genomes, but understanding and applying genomic knowledge remains a daunting undertaking. These challenges and opportunities for genomic medicine were central themes of the Golden Helix Symposium held in Turin, Italy, 1821 April 2012.


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