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(NYT18) UNDATED -- Feb. 11, 2001 -- HUMAN-GENOME -- The publication this week of the first interpretations of the human genome sequence overturns some long-held beliefs about human biology. The analyses, by two rival groups, are the first step in what many biologists think will be a new era of medicine, one in which knowledge of the human genome sequence will enable physicians to recognize and treat disease at its genetic roots. Eric Lander, left, and J. Craig Venter, who belong to rival scientific groups, have analyzed studies of the human genome sequence. They differ on strategy, but they largely agree in their interpretations. (Marty Katz, left, Chester Higgins Jr./The New York Times)
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2001-02-11
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The New York Times Agency
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