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15340. The Human Genome Project was more than just sequencing, Ari Patrinos

Ari Patrinos, director of the US Department of Energy's sequencing effort, talks about the public genome project's aims that extended beyond those of the private project.

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15574. Newspapers (media)

The media covered the progress and the difficulties of the Human Genome Project.

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15577. Paper stack (Human Genome)

As represented by this huge stack of paper, the human genome contains more than three billion nucleotides or DNA "letters."

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15554. Ewan Birney

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15344. The idea for the Human Genome Project, Ari Patrinos

Ari Patrinos talks about the idea for the Human Genome Project.

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15291. Finding genes in the human genome, Ewan Birney

For the first draft of the genome sequence, both teams were working to identify the number of human genes. Here, Ewan Birney, a "numbers man" from the public genome project, explains how genes can be recognized and the data from the genome project used.

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15477. The public Human Genome Project: mapping the genome, sequencing, and reassembly. 3D animation.

The public Human Genome Project: mapping the genome, sequencing, and reassembly.

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15568. Craig Venter and Francis Collins

The leaders of the private and public genome projects, Craig Venter and Francis Collins.

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