Interview with George Church on Personal Genomics
Marc Strassman of Etopia Media Medical News has posted a wide-ranging interview with Harvard scientist George Church about personal genomics. A fantastic resource. Highly recommended! Download interview here (15.5 MB .wma file).
The interviewer Marc Strassman filed the report on the CUVIGS initiative, Californians for Universal Voluntary Individual Genome Sequencing, I posted about here.
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Even if you didn't know it before this moment, getting a personal copy of your genome sequence is a lifestyle choice that you may want to consider.
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