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Why I have donated my complete genome to mankind
Enlarge picture Colin Smith, Professor of Functional Genomics at the University of Brighton. UB A few years ago they determined the complete sequence of my genome, that is, its 6,000 million base pairs . Instead of staying with me, I became the first person to make it available to the public by donating it to the Personal Genome Project in the United Kingdom, an organization run by university researchers. As everyone has access to data, people can contribute to analyzing it in collaboration with professional scientists. I made the donation with "open consent" - a controversial condition - and since then, four other people have done the same. By open consent it is understood that we authorize our personal data to be freely available to anyone and that we do not claim any privacy. The project is not limited to disseminating the sequences of individual genomes, but goes much further by relating the data to personal medic...