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Large-scale Genome Sequencing Program

Medical Sequencing Cancer Sequencing Project Mendelian Disorders X-Linked Disorders Allelic Spectrum of Common Disease Center Initiated Projects

Structural Variation

Pathogens and Vectors (with NIAID)

Annotating the Human Genome Multiple Mammalian Genomes for Comparative Annotation Primate Genomes Y chromosomes Individual Species Center Initiated Projects

Comparative Genome Evolution Sequencing the Human Microbiome Origins of Multicellularity Evolution of the Human Proteome Individual Species

Allied Sequencing Programs The Cancer Genome Atlas (with NCI) Genes, Environment, and Health Initiative (trans-NIH)

Individual Species

	Rationale
	Active Sequencing Projects
	Program Contacts

Rationale

Many NHGRI sequencing projects that are approved within the context of a particular program rationale do not fit easily within one of the categories defined by the outlined initiatives. These projects answer a diverse set of scientific questions that relate to human health and biology. Although individual species projects are diverse, they each are guided by the general aims of the Annotation the Human Genome or Comparative Genome Evolution program.

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Active Sequencing Projects

For an updated list of the genomes that are actively being sequenced or that have been completed recently, please see Approved Sequencing Targets.

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Program Contacts

Adam Felsenfeld, Ph.D.
Program Director
E-mail: felsenfa@mail.nih.gov

Jane Peterson, Ph.D.
Associate Director, Division of Extramural Research
E-mail: petersoj@mail.nih.gov

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Last Updated: May 8, 2008