Genome information of some 10,000 Korean people decoded in UNIST project

2021.04.27 11:49:01

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[Photo provided by UNIST]

All genome information of 10,044 Koreans is finally decoded by Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) in a multi-party five-year project dubbed “Genome Korea in Ulsan,” paving the way for use of the genome information to conduct "multi-omics" analysis to find changes in specific disease causes for more precise genetic disease analysis.

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