Lessons from the Human Genome Project

Prominent scientists involved in the Human Genome Project reflect on the lessons learned.

Video production by 42 Degrees North Media for the National Human Genome Research Institute.

[amnazaib]

Its the best video my eyes has seen so far. All those names I 've been studying in my primary years are pictured in one video making it most interesting this for early researchers like me.

[helishah]

Wasn't what I was looking for but definitely intereting

[GreatBehoover]

DNA is CODE! It is a code more complex than any computer program we've ever written. That is a fact. Why then, do people insist that no one wrote that code? The code is not simple binary with one position and two options. No, DNA has four positions with four different options. The complexity of that blows away any thing mankind has ever done. Why then, do we think it is not written in a language different from our computer language?

[kavya]

It was awesome
And we could recognize the that what others are... Right?
We could save the future goals (childrens) from kind of disease.... !

[carlosfernandocastanedaola]

Very inspiring video for my bioeng graduate studies, happy and productive new year.

[Pravin_Yeshua_BTC]

I would love to have my genes mapped. Traditional healthcare has failed. I hope there is something better. 😥
Which company has a kit ready for mainstream?

[jeffreydavidgoldberg]

wow. just wow. and with the popularization of IVR, couples will one day be able to practice an ethically just and noble form of eugenics. couples may have the power to decide what genetic mutations they do not want to pass along to their offspring (e.g. schizophrenia, psychopathy, depression, breast cancer, addiction, dementia, epilepsy, autism, etc.). however, my fear points to the possibilities of misuse - both intentional and unintentional.

[georgeruat]

My question is how the development of technology affected the progress of the understanding of human genetics?

[timothysands]

Gene card, that would be so useful to know our strengths and vulnerabilities coming into the world

[johnconnolly]

All about the technology of how. NOTHING about the Genome itself.

[ahmadsohail]

It has merits boz we can cear many diseases like cancer etc but demerits also boz it will interfere with personal life of people in feature

[marechuber]

Amazingly enough that even an intelligent Scientist evidently overlooked the tremendous value of a diverse team for the human genome project whereas fortunately another did not..
I recall two departments an Ivy league University. Neither thought the other was necessary in Unity together to evolve their Sciences ?
They realized they were.
Who was it that brought the two departments together, finally ?
As I understand it, Steven Hawking of all people.
Human evolution is best served using our greatest gifts within unity of each other, together, for solutions not in disunity !For prejudices, racism and hate divide humanity. Love understanding and compassion, in our thinking, bring us together.

[ProtonHelixNegatronOscar]

Yeah You could use Asmoises for Adamatum bonding, But I would pass, The Natites might like that though!

[UHFStation]

So what do we know? Do we have the whole genome mapped out? What do we know about everything's function?

[shaiktanveer]

2:36 🙏 all the super stars of the Molecular biology are in a single video

[tonyj]

So did you sequence Marvel Captain America! Steve Rogers (DNA)!! to make a super soldier....

[anilkumarsharma]

if we put a very good genome of oil seed plants in big trees fruits become more oily automatically so we got oil production increases automatically

[mohdhadizam]

How dna change ..from the adam and eve..to the human now...adam body super size compared human now...

[youbewb]

WOAH! Did I accidentally skip something or did Bill Clinton just come out of NOWHERE.

[mastersonogashira]

Funny story, if they have waited just 10 more years, it would be much easier and cheaper