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via Wikimedia Commons) Right: Copy of a DNA sequence faxed in 1989 from teams working on the Human Genome Project (from the Wellcome Collection archives, Image credit: Helena Cornu) Assembling a team At the core of this of course were people to provide both the intellectual input and the perseverance to make things happen. MORRISON, K.
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