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Who
Contributed to the Human Genome Project?
There
are many laboratories receiving funds from either the Department
of Energy or the National Institutes of Health for the Human
Genome research. There are five main sequencing sites and
researchers from numerous universities across the United States.
There are also researches being done all over the world. However,
this is not a complete list. There are many other institutions
working on the Genome Project worldwide.
Primary
Sequencing Sites
Major
Contributors
- Yale
University
- Eleanor
Roosevelt Institute
- Columbia
University
- Genome
Database
- Stanford
Human Genome Center
- University
of California at Berkeley Drosophila Genome Center
- University
of Michigan DNA Sequencing Core
- University
of Oklahoma Advanced Center for Genome Technology
- University
of Texas, Depart of Molecular Genetics
- University
of Utah
- University
of Washington Genome Center
- University
of Wisconsin E. Coli Genome Center
- Welcome
Trust Centre for Human Genetics
Worldwide Contributors
- Australian
Genome Research Facility
- Beijing
Human Genome Center
- China
Genome Project
- European
Bioinformatics Institute
- Genoscope,
Evry, France
- Gesellschaft
Biotechnologische Forschung, Braunschweig, Germany
- Institute
of Molecular Biotechnology Jena, Germany
- Japan
science and Technology Corporation Sequencing Projects
- Keio
University, Tokyo, Japan
- Korea
Genome Center
- Max
Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics, Berlin
- Riken
Genomic Sciences Center, Saitama, Japan
Private Companies
- Human
Genome Sciences
- Paradigm
Genetics, Inc.
- Genome
Therapeutics Corp.
- Sequenom,
Inc.
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