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Mystery individuals

Explore the intriguing connections between three influential figures in genetics: James Watson, Craig Venter, and Seong-Jin Kim. James Watson, co-discoverer of DNA's structure and Nobel laureate, laid the groundwork for understanding genetics. Craig Venter, a pioneer in genomics and synthetic biology, led the race to sequence the human genome. Seong-Jin Kim, representing Gachon University and the Korean Bioinformation Center, contributes to advancing bioinformatics. Can you match them to genomes X, Y, and Z?

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Mystery individuals

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  1. Mystery individuals • In alphabetical order are: • Seong-jin Kim (Gachon University, Korean Bioinformation Center) • Craig Venter (JCVI, J. Craig Venter Institute) • James Watson (DNA structure, Nobel prize) Can you match them to genomes X, Y and Z?

  2. James Watson (1928-?) – shared Nobel prize for the discovery of DNA structure

  3. James Watson, Stockholm, 1962

  4. Craig Venter – race for the human genome sequence, synthetic biology, metagenomics

  5. Craig Venter – race for the human genome sequence, synthetic biology, metagenomics Celera vs. the Human Genome Project

  6. Seong-Jin Kim – Gachon University and the Korean Bioinformation Center

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