DocumentCode
1431746
Title
Genomic engineering: moving beyond DNA sequence to function
Author
Fitch, J. Patrick ; Sokhansanj, Bahrad
Author_Institution
Lawrence Livermore Nat. Lab., CA, USA
Volume
88
Issue
12
fYear
2000
Firstpage
1949
Lastpage
1971
Abstract
The DNA sequence of the human genome has been determined. This significant scientific milestone has been a multidisciplinary effort sponsored by both public and private investments. Engineering and computer science contributions have been essential to success, especially with the accelerated schedules of the Human Genome Project. A tutorial summary of the biological and health implications of sequencing the human genome is presented together with examples of how genome data from human and other organisms are already used. Engineering contributions to sequencing are identified as well as predictions of how engineering methods may contribute to the "postsequencing" era of biology.
Keywords
DNA; cellular biophysics; molecular biophysics; proteins; reviews; stochastic systems; DNA sequence; Human Genome Project; biological and health implications; computer science; genomic engineering; health implications; human genome; postsequencing; protein; stochastic simulation; tutorial summary; Acceleration; Bioinformatics; Computer science; DNA; Genomics; Humans; Investments; Organisms; Processor scheduling; Sequences;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Proceedings of the IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9219
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/5.899061
Filename
899061
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