The National Human Genome Research Institute at the U.S. National Institutes of Health hopes to have the cost of DNA sequencing down to $1000 by 2014. Assuming that goal will be met, setting aside pocket change -- say, 35¢ -- each day for the next eight years would allow you to pay for a digital readout of your personal genome.
National Geographic News: Coming Soon: Your Personal DNA Map?
[genealogy, DNA]
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Eventually, you'll be able to have your DNA sequenced at Wal-Mart while you shop. Find out what diseases you're genetically disposed to develop and get great deals on sweat socks!
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