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The Human Genome Project Community Conversations (HGPCC) Initiative at Brooklyn Public Library aims to create a forum for communities to learn about the role of genomics in their daily lives and increase the genetics literacy of individuals and community groups so that they can make informed decisions in their own lives.
This wiki was created by the Human Genome Project Community Conversations Committee at Brooklyn Public Library as a resource for libraries and organizations interested in doing genetics literacy outreach and programming.
Join in on the conversations here on the wiki and at events.
This wiki was created by the Human Genome Project Community Conversations Committee at Brooklyn Public Library as a resource for libraries and organizations interested in doing genetics literacy outreach and programming.
Join in on the conversations here on the wiki and at events.
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It is fascinating that databanks of peoples DNA exist now for genealogists who wish to verify their relationships. The material is never used to prove if two people are really siblings but whether two families share DNA "roots." What a boon for die-hard genealogists who just can't prove that last connection. People bank their DNA and the companies match up people who both want to participate. It's a creative use of the genome explosion.
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