Congress recognizes human genome sequencing as a major scientific achievement and supports Human Genome Month and DNA Day
November 20, 2004
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The Frame
This resolution establishes a formal federal recognition of genetic research milestones, which serves to encourage public education and continued investment in genomic science.
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Scientific community
Researchers and institutions involved in genomic science receive formal federal recognition of their work's significance.
General public
The public is the intended audience for the awareness goals of Human Genome Month and DNA Day.
Last recorded activity November 20, 2004.
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This resolution establishes a formal federal recognition of genetic research milestones, which serves to encourage public education and continued investment in genomic science.
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Symbolic recognition of genomics
The resolution marks a period in 2003 where Congress sought to align federal recognition with the completion of the Human Genome Project.
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