Human Genome Sequencing Consortium
The Human Genome Sequencing Consortium is a group put together to discuss the future of human genome sequencing. Commonly known as the Human Genome project, scientists such as Allison and Roddenberry are working together to bring together this somewhat controversial process. While this process mostly has to do with cloning, many people are skeptical on the moral application of this outstanding and interesting technology. Some of the applications of human genome sequencing such as rice cloning to help the hungry and the rice genome project are some of the controversial issues that are on trial all over the world.
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By Dr. David Kisling
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