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It could help them in making a cure for others like me, that have duchenne muscular dystrophy. They've cured it in mice but maybe this could help further along the cure for humans. To be clear, this could help cure lot?s of diseases, including mine.

I don't see how regular non scientific people can view the genome without being trained in genome research. Wouldn?t it be like trying to read another language without knowing the language?
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I think this group is a little confused  tic swayback | 03/30/06
Check the award  genewatcher | 03/30/06
Dig deeper  tic swayback | 03/30/06
where do you live cos it aint on this planet  ballscrew bob | 03/30/06
Which Planet  xuniL_z | 03/31/06
Which Planet  plumnilly | 03/31/06
another agency in the works  xuniL_z | 03/31/06
Greed  OhMyGosh | 03/30/06
Notice  xuniL_z | 03/31/06
zdnet confused  aayub@... | 03/31/06
So let me get this straight...  lawryll@... | 03/30/06
camron  camron | 03/30/06
Google accused of biopiracy  ACCIPITER1 | 03/30/06
Yeah right.  mone_dog | 03/30/06
What about private sequencing?  gardoglee | 03/30/06
Greed  rjriley | 03/30/06
Yeah right  clockmendergb@... | 03/31/06
Agreed  TLG_z | 03/31/06
who cares  dhagey | 03/30/06
Just the thinking people...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 03/30/06
genetics and cognition  humble99 | 03/30/06
Piracy is everywhere and everyone does it everyday.  ccisat1dxj | 03/30/06
WRONG, thieves pirate everyday.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 03/30/06
Thieves like BIll Gates and Steve Ballmer?  tic swayback | 03/30/06
This time I am on your side No_ax.  Seenidog | 03/30/06
You do own it.  xuniL_z | 03/31/06
Yarrr Biopiracy?  jobert48@... | 03/30/06
Shiver me Timbers!  astroguy@... | 03/31/06
Maybe I didnt get the point but...  sscarfo | 03/30/06
this is about access  genewatcher | 03/30/06
They can have mine if they want.  Narg | 03/30/06
Main Stream Media???  jackyuzynko_z | 03/30/06
Google's move is a good one and beneficial to human knowledge  elitmik | 03/30/06
Golddiggers & Thieves  rjriley | 03/30/06
YET ANOTHER TOOL THAT THEY WILL RUIN!  brojnmrule | 03/30/06
All the human genes on earth?  Bill4 | 03/30/06
HIPPA  dsusysmgr | 03/30/06
it's HIPAA and even if it did make it illegal ...  zzuto | 03/30/06
This is all good to know..  xuniL_z | 03/31/06
MEDICAL WORLD NEEDS DATA BASE FOR RESEARCH  JLKJackson | 03/30/06
I agree - treat the problem, not the symptom  zzuto | 03/30/06
I agree because  BlazeEagle | 03/30/06
Opportunity  rjriley | 03/30/06
How do they plan on obtaining their information?  vendingdreams | 03/30/06
it's HIPAA, and it's not really based on just humans  zzuto | 03/30/06
What's the beef?  suejoel | 03/30/06
Google Genetic Database, "Biopiracy?" Individuals' data available???  Transaction7 | 03/30/06
Good, bad, ugly  zdnet reader | 03/30/06
Good Bad Ugly.  clockmendergb@... | 03/31/06
I'll have to eat this one!  zdnet reader | 05/19/06
hahaha  Mr.44 | 03/30/06
Bird flu genetic sequences could save lives.  EagleRiverWoman | 03/30/06
Not applicable  bigtex1969 | 03/31/06
real pirates  slave6oy | 03/31/06
Has anybody noticed the date?  jrothwell97 | 03/31/06
Maybe a Little Skewed?  MyChangedLife777 | 03/31/06
eGraverobbers?  reedjjjr | 03/31/06
WiFi is bad, too...  pablito@... | 03/31/06
Google accused of biopiracy? Baloney.  Scotius | 03/31/06
genitic piracy?  vehikl | 03/31/06
Sheesh...  DNSB | 03/31/06
Biopiracy  okItsfree2 | 04/01/06
What the hell -  neophyte1 | 04/03/06
USE WEBCRAWLER - NOT GOOGLE!  neophyte1 | 04/03/06
Google Biopiracy?!?!  Dumber_z | 05/21/06

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