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What
does studying the genome reveal?
How can we decipher and manipulate genes?
For what purposes?
With a laboratory atmosphere, the third part of the exhibition
this time leads us to explore the gene as a subject of study
and manipulation.
A
mural traces the incredible journey of the "Human
Genome Project". Between the first karyotype presented
in 1956 and the genome map unveiled in March 2000, research
has evolved, in terms of both scale and resources: 300 million
euros and the cumulative efforts of 1000 scientists around
the globe have been necessary to sequence the more than
30,000 genes
de notre genome.
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