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HGP and the Private Sector
 Private
Sector Leverages HGPs Successes
HGP & Private
Sector: Rivals or Partners?
Congressional
Hearing - April 2000
HGP Milestones
White
House Draft Sequence Celebration
FAQs
about Working Draft Sequence
JGI Sequences Chromosomes
5, 16, 19
High Quality
Sequence for Chr. 21, 22
HGP Data Sites for Monitoring Progress
Post-Sequencing
Research Challenges
In the News
Initative
Drives Protein Research at DOE, NIH
Hi-Res Ribosome
Image Obtained
Gene
Patenting Update
House Hearing on
Patenting
SNP Consortium
Progress
International
SNP Meetings
Public, Private
Join Mouse Consortium
BERAC Report
Endorses New Program
Imaging Workshop
Report Available
Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues
Molecular
Medicine in 21st Century
Judicial
Education Conference Report
DOE
Grantee Scott Wins Award
DOE
ELSI Grants, FY 2000
Web, Publications, Resources
Chromosome
Poster Available
HGPI
Website Revamped
Calling
All Teachers!!
Microbial
Genomics Resources
Genetics,
Public Health Book
New
BSCS Module Available
New Your
World Biotech Issue
DIMACS
Special Focus Series
Worker
Human
Subjects Book
Genetics,
Insurance Article Online
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Funding
Federal
Technol. Funding Guide
NIH Genome Centers
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US
Genome Research Funding
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Genome
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Genetics and Public Health in the 21st Century: Using Genetic Information to Improve Health and Prevent Disease explores the genetic revolutions impact on public health practices and delineates a framework for the integration of related advances and technologies. Editors are Muin Khoury (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Wylie Burke (University of Washington, Seattle), and Elizabeth Thomson (NIH National Human Genome Research Institute). Some 75 contributors represent a wide range of disciplines. [639 pp., Oxford University Press, 2000].
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