The first drafts of the human genome were published 20 years ago. In that short time, the corpus of information has grown from two gappy and error-filled genome sequences to a full account of the genetic variation of hundreds of thousands of individuals around the world. https://go.nature.com/3jPFSz4 | Nature

11 reactions | When Human Genome Project researchers announced they had successfully completed sequencing the human genome in 2003, it was only about 92% complete. There were still hundreds of gaps or missing DNA sequences. Why did they stop there? Check out our infographic where we break down the effort to finish the human genome sequence! genome.gov/T2T | National Human Genome Research Institute | Facebook

Gene editing has the potential to eliminate genetic diseases and save lives. But one scientist has crossed an ethical line and it’s got scientists worried. #AJStartHere with Sandra Gathmann explains 👇 | Al Jazeera English