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     Scientists finally decode the first complete human genome | The World

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2. www.bbc.co.uk › blogs › aboutthebbcBBC Genome: The Complete Broadcast History of the BBC

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   Aug 19, 2010 · BBC Genome is our attempt to solve that problem, by creating a comprehensive, easy-to-use online catalogue of all of the BBC's programmes so that people can discover which programmes we have ...

3. londontweet.co.uk › bbc-genomeExploring the BBC Genome Project: A Journey Through ...

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   Oct 2, 2024 · The BBC Genome is an ambitious digital archive project that provides a window into the history of British broadcasting by cataloging the Radio Times listings from 1923 to 2009. It allows users to explore decades of television and radio broadcasts, reflecting not just the programming but also the cultural shifts in entertainment and public service media during that period.

4. www.youtube.com › watchMapping the Human Genome: Ten Years After - YouTube

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   Feb 24, 2011 · On February 15, 2001, the first draft sequence and analysis of the human genome—the blue print for a human being—was published in the journal Nature. On the ...

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5. www.trustedreviews.com › news › bbc-genome-projectBBC Genome project lists every BBC programme ever aired

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   Oct 16, 2014 · The BBC Genome project has digitised and posted online all of the Radio Times listings, incorporating 4.42 million programme records, published between 1923 and 2009. The media could not be loaded ...

6. genome.ch.bbc.co.ukHome - BBC Programme Index

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   The Genome Project. The Genome Project was the BBC's previous listings site. The schedules in BBC Genome were drawn solely from Radio Times and ran from 1923-2009.

7. www.pocket-lint.com › tv › newsBBC Genome project goes live, chronicling every TV and radio ...

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   Oct 16, 2014 · BBC. The BBC has launched the website for its Genome project, a vast undertaking that, through digitising every edition of the Radio Times published throughout the years, aims to curated and ...

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   What is the BBC Genome Project?

   • That project has kicked off with a comprehensive listing of every single TV programme and radio show broadcast by the corporation. The BBC Genome project has digitised and posted online all of the Radio Times listings, incorporating 4.42 million programme records, published between 1923 and 2009.

   BBC Genome project lists every BBC programme ever aired

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   What was the first human genome?

   • The first human genome The original Human Genome Project (HGP) was one of the biggest scientific projects ever attempted, costing about $3bn (£2.5bn) . Launched in 1990, its aim was to read all the DNA the average human carries in their cells. The first draft sequence was published just over a decade later, in 2001.

   Why the human genome was never completed - BBC

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   Is the human genome finished?

   • It was, in fact, never finished. The first draft of the human genome was released in 2001, before a consortium of international scientists of the Human Genome Project announced that they had "completed" the job with a finished sequence in 2003.

   Why the human genome was never completed - BBC

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   What did the Human Genome Project discover?

   • What the Human Genome Project team figured out was the exact order of the bases along the DNA, something like CGATTTCCGAAAA – and so on for over three billion letters. The human genome promised many things. We would discover what the genes were doing, especially those involved in diseases.

   Why the human genome was never completed - BBC

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   When did the human genome become a reference sequence?

   • The first draft of the human genome was released in 2001, before a consortium of international scientists of the Human Genome Project announced that they had "completed" the job with a finished sequence in 2003. Assembled from chunks of various people's DNA, this became the "reference" sequence against which all other human DNA could be compared.

   Why the human genome was never completed - BBC

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   When will we really know the genome?

   • We won't really understand the genome until we have a record of how it varies from population to population. The original HGP tried to deal with this by taking blood samples from multiple people, all from New York. The sequence that was published was a mash-up of all of them.

   Why the human genome was never completed - BBC

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9. www.bbc.com › future › articleWhy the human genome was never completed - BBC

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   They want to understand what the previously unsequenced sections of DNA are doing. And they want to roll out end-to-end genome sequencing in clinics, to help doctors diagnose and treat us when we ...