Yet scientists have also known about a potential solution for a long time. Scientists, including Benedict Paten from the University of California, are working to create the first open-access genome graph, a single network of DNA sequences, to gain further insight into the human genome. The genome graph of the 1000 Genomes Project is intended to be made available to the public within a year, and it is intended to be more advanced than previous attempts at genome mapping, allowing for more accurate reading of genetic data and more storage of ancestry, medical and other information. In addition to providing an open source tool that will allow researchers around the world to share their genomic data, the project aims to provide a platform where scientists can collaborate on research projects with others in order
Scientists, including Benedict Paten from the University of California, are working to create the first open-access genome graph, a single network of DNA sequences, to gain further insight into the human genome. The genome graph of the 1000 Genomes Project is intended to be made available to the public within a year, and it is intended to be more advanced than previous attempts at genome mapping, allowing for more accurate reading of genetic data and more storage of ancestry, medical and other information. In addition to providing an open source tool that will allow researchers around the world to share their genomic data, the project aims to provide a platform where scientists can collaborate on research projects with others in order