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Roundtable Forum,erts in fields, such as genetics, molecular biology, mathematics, and informatics, convened in Santa Fe. The consensus of that workshop was that proceeding with the human genome project was feasible and desirable for DOE. Desirable from the point of view that pursuing this project would provide the

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DNA Sequencing Technology, sequencing spanning the past ten years. With current manual sequencing techniques, it is possible for an average researcher to sequence 10100,000 bases per year. With the development of automated fluorescence and radiometric sequencing methods, it will be possible to generate considerably more data

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High Resolution Electron Microscopy for Structure and Mapping,spects. It is like the National Synchrotron Light Source (NSLS) or the High Flux Beam Reactor (HFBR) at Brookhaven, but on a much smaller scale. The STEM uses electrons that are focussed through the sample, and detected. It is a scanning microscope because it scans the beam much like a television se

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Verschiedene Ausscheideursachen,c maps. A map is basically a sketch of the genome. Like a geographical map, it lets one find things. In particular, maps of the human genome will probably let us locate most, if not all, of the genes that are important in a variety of human diseases. Using the technology available today, we can loca

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Kosten, Zuschl?ge und Provisionennkind. Questions about this project center on emphasis and approach, not on the scientific value. One important question focuses on the need to sequence the entire genome rather than subsets of the genome, since it is thought that more than 80 percent of the human genome may not contain useful genet