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Funding research at the forefront of genomics to improve human health. Formerly the Human Genome Project. https://t.co/4hdQRFkFNU

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.@Genome_gov has selected Adam Phillippy to be our first director of our new Center for Genomics and Data Science Research! Adam’s career involves building tools to analyze and assemble gene sequences.

.@Genome_gov has selected Adam Phillippy to be our first director of our new Center for Genomics and Data Science Research! Adam’s career involves building tools to analyze and assemble gene sequences.

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There’s no wrong time or place to remind people that it’s time to stop seeing ourselves as having one complete human genome reference! One genome sequence can’t possibly represent everyone’s diversity.

There’s no wrong time or place to remind people that it’s time to stop seeing ourselves as having one complete human genome reference! One genome sequence can’t possibly represent everyone’s diversity.

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They are not an unlikely duo, but rather a perfect, complementary pair! DNA and RNA are very similar, but they have unique biological roles. RNA and DNA are both a type of molecule called a nucleic acid, but their structures are different in subtle ways.

They are not an unlikely duo, but rather a perfect, complementary pair! DNA and RNA are very similar, but they have unique biological roles. RNA and DNA are both a type of molecule called a nucleic acid, but their structures are different in subtle ways.

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How are researchers using genomic data to discover rare genetic conditions? At our Genomic Innovators Seminar, Jessica Chong and Melissa Haendel will discuss how researchers can use data to discover hundreds of genomic variants associated with rare diseases and improve disease diagnoses.

How are researchers using genomic data to discover rare genetic conditions? At our Genomic Innovators Seminar, Jessica Chong and Melissa Haendel will discuss how researchers can use data to discover hundreds of genomic variants associated with rare diseases and improve disease diagnoses.

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