>I'm guessing that a full DNA scan will be available to the individual consumer for $1000 in about five or six years. Should be faster than that. I'd put even

>I'm guessing that a full DNA scan will be available to the individual consumer for $1000 in about five or six years. Should be faster than that. I'd put even money down at it being available in three years, probably even 2.5 or 2 years. Genomic sequencing has been one of the fastest Moore's Law analogues in history.