If you were to sequence a human genome today, how would the sequencing differfrom that done during the Human Genome Project? Choose only the best answer.You would still use Sanger sequencing.You would still assemble the sequencing reads into a genome usingbioinformatics.You still need to clone the DNA fragments prior to sequencing them.All three of the other statements are true.

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

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If you were to sequence a human genome today, how would the sequencing differ
from that done during the Human Genome Project? Choose only the best answer.
You would still use Sanger sequencing.
You would still assemble the sequencing reads into a genome using
bioinformatics.
You still need to clone the DNA fragments prior to sequencing them.
All three of the other statements are true.

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Genomics is the study of genomes through analysis, sequencing and mapping of genes and non- cistronic areas with the study of their functions. Thomas Roderick in the year 1986 was the first person to coin the term "Genomics".

Human genome project aims to map the whole human genome at the level of nucleotide sequences. It also aims to store the information gathered from the project in databases and developed tools for data analysis.

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