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Ten of the world's leading pharmaceutical companies, together with Britain's Wellcome Trust, are due to confirm today (15 April) that they will fund a US$45-million map of the variations in the human genetic code that could be linked to common diseases.

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Masood, E. ⃛ as consortium plans free SNP map of human genome.Nature 398, 545–546 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1038/19126

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• Issue Date: 15 April 1999
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