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Human genome sequencing technologies, the medical, public health and economic implications in the industrialised G-8 nations

This project focused on characterising the quality of life indices and economic resources in the G-8 nations. The research team explored the existing scientific infrastructures already in place in the industrialised nations, even before the completion of the human genome sequencing by March 2003. Their authentic and well-established technological workforce developed new generation of innovative technologies for inexpensive, spontaneous, and precise genomic sequencing. The project team not only discussed the medical, public health and economic benefits derived from genomic research, but also compiled the fledging careers in bioscience and genetics in the G-8 nations.