Enhanced genome map could help disease research
News from CNN: Researchers say they have developed an enhanced map of the human genome that could yield breakthroughs in understanding the genetic origins of illnesses such as heart disease, Alzheimer's and various forms of cancer.
The map, charted by an international team of researchers, shows genetic variations in the general population. That will provide researchers in labs around the world the landscape for comparing the genetics of disease, said Dr. Stephen Scherer, one of the researchers who took part in the study.
Probably coupled with the recent advances in Stem Cells Research, the world is nearing major breakthroughs to save many people.
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Source: CNN, and photo courtesy of www.musicdish.com
The map, charted by an international team of researchers, shows genetic variations in the general population. That will provide researchers in labs around the world the landscape for comparing the genetics of disease, said Dr. Stephen Scherer, one of the researchers who took part in the study.
Probably coupled with the recent advances in Stem Cells Research, the world is nearing major breakthroughs to save many people.
To access the full copy of the news, here is the link.
Source: CNN, and photo courtesy of www.musicdish.com
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