Who sequenced the human genome?
Human Genome Project research was funded at many laboratories around the U.S. by the Department of Energy (DOE), the National Institutes of Health (NIH), or both. A list of the major U.S. Human Genome Project research sites can be found here. Other researchers at numerous colleges, universities, and laboratories throughout the United States have also received DOE and NIH funding for human genome research. At any given time, the DOE Human Genome Program has funded about 100 separate principal investigators. For DOE-funded projects, see Research. To see a list of NIH-funded projects, visit their grants database. In addition, many large and small private U.S. companies are conducting genome research. For more on the genomics research partnership between the public and private sectors, see the Human Genome Project and the Private Sector Fact Sheet. At least 18 other countries have participated in the Human Genome Project. See the list.
Human Genome Project research was funded at many laboratories across the U.S. by the Department of Energy (DOE), the National Institutes of Health (NIH), or both. A list of the major U.S. Human Genome Project research sites can be found here. Other researchers at numerous colleges, universities, and laboratories throughout the United States also have received DOE and NIH funding for human genome research. At any given time, the DOE Human Genome Project has funded about 100 principal investigators. For DOE-funded projects, see Research. To see a list of NIH-funded projects, visit the agency’s grants database. In addition, many large and small private U.S. companies are conducting genome research. For more on the genomics research partnership between the public and private sectors, see the Human Genome Project and the Private Sector Fact Sheet. At least 18 other countries have participated in the Human Genome Project. See the list.
