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[New study describes the expected characteristics of the "average" human genome for the first time] October 23rd, according to the latest issue of the journal "Genomic Medicine", a new study led by the University of Exeter in the UK characterized the "average" human genome for the first time, providing key information for studying human genetic variation and genetic disease risks. The research team concluded that regardless of an individual's current health status, an individual's risk of developing a disease can be determined based solely on their genetic characteristics.
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