Gene marker database stirs up debate

Meredith Wadman

Nature, 1998, vol. 391, issue 6669, 726-726

Abstract: washington The US National Cancer Institute is to identify, catalogue, and enter into the public database its own set of single base variations in human DNA that are useful genetic markers, and known as ‘snips’.

Date: 1998
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