For the past few months, I’ve been traveling through my genome with the guidance of a couple dozen scientists. On Monday, Stat published the first part of my narrative of the experience. You can read it here.
As part of the package, I’ve also set up a parallel web site for the scientific nuts and bolts. I’ve posted some of the analysis that researchers produced while poring over my genome. And you can find the raw data of my genome there, too (including files of variants, and the original, gigantic BAM file). I hope it will be of use to teachers who want to show students how to make sense of a genome. I will add more materials as the next two parts of the series are published.
This week I also talked about the experience a few times. Continue reading “Friday’s Elk, July 15, 2016”