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Human Genome Project vs. Celera: The Rematch
"The human genome debate teams recently lined up for another round of point-counterpoint, with the Human Genome Project's Robert Waterston, Eric Lander, and John Sulston on one side, and Celera genome sequencers Mark Adams, Granger Sutton, Hamilton Smith, Eugene Myers, and Craig Venter on the other.
In the latest salvo in the debate over the use of publicly-available data in Celera's sequencing of the human genome, both groups have once again argued the merits of their positions in articles published in the March 18, 2003 edition of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences."
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