Writing the human genome
A group of researchers plan to synthesize the human genome from scratch. They face huge scientific hurdles—and public scrutiny
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July 10, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 28
A group of researchers plan to synthesize the human genome from scratch. They face huge scientific hurdles—and public scrutiny
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A group of researchers plan to synthesize the human genome from scratch. They face huge scientific hurdles—and public scrutiny
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