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Human Genome More Variable Than Thought

November 25th 2006 23:11
Long stretches of human DNA known as copy-number variants (CNVs) vary significantly from human to human. These CNVs were largely ignored during the human genome project because they are hard to sequence. DNA is only 99.5% similar between people, instead of the 99.9% announced at the completion of the human genome project.

CNVs are linked to susceptibility to various diseases and syndromes and so are attracting interest among geneticists.

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Comment by katyzzz

November 26th 2006 01:42
Adele,

Thanks for this additional interesting information.

katyzzz

Comment by Adele

November 26th 2006 01:55
No problem, katyzzz. I thought it was interesting, too.

Comment by Adrienne

November 26th 2006 05:19
Adele-

Interesting! I'll have to keep current on this.

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