News Analysis: Poking Holes in Genetic Privacy

Sunday, June 16, 2013 - 21:50 in Biology & Nature

People providing DNA for research have generally been assured of their privacy, but now there are signs that they can, in fact, be identified by their DNA alone, or even by the way their cells use it.

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