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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138102 of genomics as an hourglass to challenge the widespread association of genomics with the idea of a single, international and successful ‘Human Genome Project’. We query this hourglass depiction by examining genomics research in both human and non-human organisms: yeast and pig, as well as .. We als

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138102he European side of this collaboration exhibited a distributed model of sequencing, in which yeast biology laboratories made immediate research use of the sequence data they produced. In the USA, by contrast, large-scale sequencing centres were established, with yeast genomics constituting a pilot f

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Allegorical Cognition through Words, contributing to the ‘funnelling effect’ that shaped it: the Sanger Institute. After situating its origins in the sequencing of the worm ., we portray the Sanger Institute as a driver in the formation of the IHGSC and as an advocate for the concentration of its membership into a few high-throughput

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Balzac’s Allegories of Energy in ,ne the particular form of ‘epistemic iteration’ that operates in genomics and further develop the idea of ‘webs of reference’. Through this, we address one of the main consequences of our overarching argument: that problems in bridging ‘translational gaps’ are to a significant extent rooted in the s

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