DNA sequencing, cellular reprogramming, developmental biology and stem cells will one day allow for genetic identity theft to be an actionable offense. This form of identity theft, with the potential to produce some twisted results, may not even be preventable.
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- One of my posts got some discussion on hacker news! http://bit.ly/ay9RUi Of course it had to be the highly politically charged post...
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- Does anyone have a sample deCODEme raw data file? I'm would like to see its format and the loci they tested #deCODE #genetics #dna #gene
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