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             and ordering them to correspond to their respective locations on the chromosomes. After mapping is completed, the next step is to determine the base sequence of each of the ordered DNA fragments. The ultimate goal of genome research is to find all the genes in the DNA sequence and to develop tools for using this information in the study of human biology and medicine. It was thought that the mapping of the human genome will revolutionize medical practice and biological research into the 21st century and beyond. This thought can be proved once all human genes are eventually be found, and accurate diagnostics will be developed for most inherited diseases. Researchers have already identified single genes associated with a number of diseases, such as cystic fibrosis, Duchenne muscular dystrophy, myotonic dystrophy, neurofibromatosis, and retinoblastoma. If a person were to come down with a disease like breast cancer, which may end up to be deadly or not, may pass it on to thei!
             r children. With the Human Genome Project, it was stated that a scientist could find the bad gene and then possible eliminate it, curing a disease like breast cancer. A computed had been developed to make the whole progress simpler for the scientists; the computer decodes 12,000 letters every second. These computers worked on the DNA chopped, and then coppied over and over again and then died. The computer then bounces
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