The 'DNA Dozen' Unzips Their Genomes in Public

Oct 11, 2010, 14:00 PM by Michael Croft

The Australian | The founders of Genomes Unzipped -- the so-called "DNA Dozen' -- are releasing comprehensive personal genotyping data to the public as a challenge the common view that such information is so private and sensitive that it should not be widely shared.

October 11, 2010 | Daniel MacArthur, Dan Vorhaus, and 10 fellow genetics experts -- the so-called "DNA Dozen' -- are releasing comprehensive personal genotyping data to the public as a challenge to the common view that such information is so sensitive it should not be widely shared. The data and accompanying analysis can be found at the recently launched Genomes Unzipped blog. The Australian