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Thread: openSNP and WE - Please Consider Sharing Your Data

  1. 2011-12-02, 21:18 #1
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    Default openSNP and WE - Please Consider Sharing Your Data

    Razib Khan's Discover Magazine blog, Gene Expression:

    The Nature News weblog...report that openSNP only has 50 genotypes.
    Nature News Blog: Could crowd sourcing provide the next genetics breakthrough?

    A wealth of extra free genetic data could be at scientists' fingertips if [openSNP]...gets enough traction.

    OpenSNP provides a way for people who have had tests carried out by direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies - so far 23andMe, deCODEme and Family Tree DNA are supported - to upload their raw results online along with personal characteristics they wish to share from their eye colour to artistic ability to coffee consumption.
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