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DNA and Molecular Genetics

Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 11/08/2007 - 20:21.
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http://www.molecular-biologist.com/

Author: 
Altruis Biomedical Network
Excerpt: 

Many people view genetic engineering as a relatively new field of scientific pursuit, but in fact the techniques that are in use today are the result of a series of landmark discoveries that were made over a period spanning more than 125 years. This article presents a timeline of key discoveries that have culminated in the human genome project, an international effort to decipher the sequence of the 3 billion base pair subunits of DNA which reside in the chromosomes of human beings.

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