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UK newborn genome project targeting rare disease backed by £105M
Dec. 14, 2022
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Nuala Moran
The U.K. is taking the next step in applying genomics to health care with the launch of a £105 million (US$130 million) project that will sequence the whole genomes of 100,000 healthy newborn babies to detect rare genetic conditions.
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