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DNA.Land: A digital biobank using a massive crowdsourcing approach

2017-05-09

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Precision medicine necessitates large scale collections of genomes and phenomes. Despite decreases in the costs of genomic technologies, collecting these types of information at scale is still a daunting task that poses logistical challenges and requires consortium-scale resources. Here, we describe DNA.Land, a digital biobank to collect genome and phenomes with a fraction of the resources of traditional studies a...

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DOI: 10.1101/135715

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