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Reports whole-genome random shotgun sequencing, two assembly approaches and initial analysis, explicitly acknowledging use of published public-project data in assembly.
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Bound to the 2001 Science paper and cross-linked to the public consortium paper. Shared data do not constitute wholly independent data validation, and a draft is not a gap-free completion. Only the first three authors are entered here; see the paper for the full collaboration.
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J. Craig Venter; Mark D. Adams; Eugene W. Myers
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Celera and collaborators: human genome sequencing and assembly
Reports whole-genome random shotgun sequencing, two assembly approaches and initial analysis, explicitly acknowledging use of published public-project data in assembly.
Scientific scope
Bound to the 2001 Science paper and cross-linked to the public consortium paper. Shared data do not constitute wholly independent data validation, and a draft is not a gap-free completion. Only the first three authors are entered here; see the paper for the full collaboration.
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People and systems
J. Craig Venter; Mark D. Adams; Eugene W. Myers
Listed source contributors; individual labor shares are not measured