Five things you probably didn’t know about the Human Genome Project

Five icons illustrating two buildings, a tree, a book, a genetic code and a
finish line — Credit: iStock, edited by Spencer Phillips

Tags: Ensembl, Genomics, Human Genome, Sanger Institute,

More Perspectives

Janet Thornton

Organisations should embrace open science faster – interview with Prof. Dame Janet Thornton
17 May 2022

Microscopy image showing mouse cells in blue on a dark background. The mouse cells look like little blue blobs.

Interpreting bioimages with deep learning
5 May 2022

DNA double helix running across a blue and green background with different societal themes embedded in the structure. From left to right; a family, a doctor, a child and teacher.

Greater than the sum of our genes: DNA does not define us
25 April 2022

Illustration showing globe made of human figures, with viruses and bacteria floating around. This illustrates the idea of sharing pathogen data.

Pathogen data sharing – key to pandemic preparedness
24 March 2022