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Title: The hidden history of the Maltese genome
Authors: Wilcockson, Scott
Felice, Alex
Borg, Joseph A.
Mizzi, Clint
Keywords: Gene mapping -- Malta
Genomics -- Malta
Human genome
Issue Date: 2016-04
Publisher: University of Malta
Citation: Wilcockson, S., Felice, A. E., Borg, J., & Mizzi, C. (2016). The hidden history of the Maltese genome. THINK Magazine, 16, 19-25.
Abstract: By reading someone’s DNA one can tell how likely they are to develop a disease or whether they are related to the person sitting next to them. By reading a nation’s DNA one can understand why a population is more likely to develop a disease or how a population came to exist. Scott Wilcockson talks to Prof. Alex Felice, Dr Joseph Borg, and Clint Mizzi (University of Malta) about their latest project that aims to sequence the Maltese genome and what it might reveal about the origins and health of the Maltese people.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/19357
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