Bryan Johnson· Author
Sequencing first human #genome cost $100M+, now $1k: http://t.co/jveOqYgY7p
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Sequencing first human #genome cost $100M+, now $1k: http://t.co/jveOqYgY7p
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um data generation certainly can be done for well less than $1,000 now um
it was so expensive to sequence a genome that we rarely did it it was really just cost prohibitive
given that a whole genome sequence can be actually Illumina could do a whole genome sequence for a thousand dollars now right