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Tag Archives: daniel macarthur
Genetic Testing Mix-up at 23andMe, Another Blow to the Industry
23andMe may have provided the wrong results to as many as 96 customers for its genetic testing services. According to [...]
Posted in Genetics
Tagged 23andme, daniel macarthur, Genetic Futures, human error, mix up, New Scientist, personal DNA testing, Peter Aldhous
6 Comments
Is it Ethical to Genetically Sequence Kids if There’s No Immediate Health Concern?
John West is very familiar with whole genome sequencing (WGS). He was a general manager with Illumina after they acquired [...]
Posted in Genetics, Singularity
Tagged Anne West, daniel macarthur, ethics, Genetic Future, illumina, John West, Judy West, Marc Henderson, Paul West, solexa, whole genome sequencing
6 Comments
Get Your Entire Genome From Complete Genomics For $5000
It’s getting progressively cheaper to sequence your entire genome. Earlier in June, Illumina announced it would provide sequencing for close [...]
Posted in Genetics
Tagged cliff reid, complete genomics, daniel macarthur, dna, Genetic Future, genome, illumina, pacific biosciences, sequence, sequencing
10 Comments