Difference between revisions of "The first fully public female human genome: Rosalyn Gill"
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<p>Fully sequenced in March and analyzed in April 2010.</p> | <p>Fully sequenced in March and analyzed in April 2010.</p> | ||
<p>Theragen BiO Institute analyzed her genome.</p> | <p>Theragen BiO Institute analyzed her genome.</p> | ||
Revision as of 05:11, 18 July 2010
Dr. Rosalyn Gill is the first publically available female human genome
Fully sequenced in March and analyzed in April 2010.
Theragen BiO Institute analyzed her genome.
The data are available from:
ftp://bioftp.org/BiO/Store/Genome/PGP/PGP9/
- Theragen
