The first genomes

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The first genomes in the genomics history.

 

The first human genome  The first Neanderthal genome

    The first Caucasian genome   The first Asian genome  The first Chinese genome  The first Korean genome

     The first individual genome Venter's.  James Watson Genome   The first African Genome NA18507

     The first Japanese genome  The first Indian genome

The first Orangutan genome

 

The first bacterial genome

The first plant genome

The first Archae genome

The first yeast genome: April 1996

The first animal genome

    The first mammoth genome

    The first whale genome: Minke whale by KIOST, TheragenEtex, and Genome Research Foundation.

    The first Tiger Genome: Amur Tiger by TheragenEtex, BGI, and Genome Research Foundation.

 

 

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