Project SG100K: DNA of 100,000 Singaporeans to be mapped to identify new ways to prevent diseases
The project, called SG100K, will end up as one of Asia's leading reference genome databases. ST PHOTO: GIN TAY
SINGAPORE - The Republic is embarking on a mission to map the DNA and the complete set of genes of 100,000 Singaporeans - to unravel clues that will further the population's health and well-being.
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banban 31/05/2022
The whole genome sequences will amount to 20 petabytes of data - which is equivalent to about 200,000 high-definition movies. The human brain can store around 2.5 petabytes of memory.
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