More African Genomes are Being Sequenced to…

Mar 23, 2023

About 30 million or so people have had their DNA sequenced in the 20 years after the first human genome was decoded. Yet, only of these genomes are of people of African ancestry.

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More African Genomes are Being Sequenced to…