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This nation's Human Genome Project is the first broadly based organized endeavor in the biological sciences. Conceived in 1986. The program was initiated in 1987 as the Human Genome Program of the us. Department of Energy (doe) Office of Health and Environmental Research (gher). Since that time, it has grown significantly; in 1988 the National Institutes of Health also initiated a human genome program. An ambitious undertaking spanning the disciplines of biology. Chemistry. Physics, engineering, mathematics. And information science. The national project has a well defined, long-range endpoint: to decipher the genetic code in the dna of the entire human genome. Having gathered support in Congress, the Executive Office, and the scientific and commercial sectors. The project of mapping and sequencing the genome has the momentum to make major advances in the knowledge and technologies that are needed to understand the complexities of human cellular processes in a manner never before possible. These advances will impact biological principles as well as the practice of medicine. The growing biotechnology industry, and society.
The project is unusual in that few existing strategies and technologies can be used to achieve its goals. Indeed, the driving force within this endeavor is the development and implementation of innovative. Cost-effective methods and technologies for mapping. Sequencing, and interpreting the genome. As these developments take place. Advances in data analysis and database management will make map and sequence information accessible.
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This nation's Human Genome Project is the first broadly based organized endeavor in the biological sciences. Conceived in 1986. The program was initiated in 1987 as the Human Genome Program of the us. Department of Energy (doe) Office of Health and Environmental Research (gher). Since that time, it has grown significantly; in 1988 the National Institutes of Health also initiated a human genome program. An ambitious undertaking spanning the disciplines of biology. Chemistry. Physics, engineering, mathematics. And information science. The national project has a well defined, long-range endpoint: to decipher the genetic code in the dna of the entire human genome. Having gathered support in Congress, the Executive Office, and the scientific and commercial sectors. The project of mapping and sequencing the genome has the momentum to make major advances in the knowledge and technologies that are needed to understand the complexities of human cellular processes in a manner never before possible. These advances will impact biological principles as well as the practice of medicine. The growing biotechnology industry, and society.
The project is unusual in that few existing strategies and technologies can be used to achieve its goals. Indeed, the driving force within this endeavor is the development and implementation of innovative. Cost-effective methods and technologies for mapping. Sequencing, and interpreting the genome. As these developments take place. Advances in data analysis and database management will make map and sequence information accessible.
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This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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