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Eyes Wide Open: The Personal Genome Project, Citizen Science and Veracity in Informed Consent

1 Nov 2009

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I am a close observer of the Personal Genome Project (PGP) and one of the original ten participants. The PGP was originally conceived as a way to test novel DNA sequencing technologies on human samples and to begin to build a database of human genomes and traits. However, its founder, Harvard geneticist George Church, was concerned about the fact that DNA is the ultimate digital identifier - individuals and many...

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PMID: 22328898
DOI: 10.2217/pme.09.48

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