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You don't need a complete sequence to get most of the currently useful data, and those sequences will probably be done in due time.
by akvadrako 9y ago
You don't need a complete sequence to get most of the currently useful data, and those sequences will probably be done in due time.
- xevb3k 9y agoThe article doesn’t mention and routine sequencing at all. I think it’s unlikely that someone has paid to sequence, even the exosomes of these individuals... who knows though!
- jjeaff 9y agoThe article does mention sequencing. It clearly says: "And to be clear, he stressed, there is also no genome database. The state does not sequence or extract the DNA from the blood spots collected" And the previous paragraph explains that researchers do not have access to the name registry.