The first fully public female human genome: Rosalyn Gill

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Dr. Rosalyn Gill is the first publically available female human genome

Fully sequenced in March and analyzed in April 2010.

Theragen BiO Institute analyzed her genome.

The data are available from:

ftp://bioftp.org/BiO/Store/Genome/PGP/PGP9/

 

- Theragen

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