Here Is a Human Being: At the Dawn of

In April 2007, Misha Angrist became the fourth subject in the Personal Genome Project, George Church's ambitious plan to sequence the entire genomic catalogue--every participant's 20,000+ genes and the rest of his/her six billion base pairs. Angrist reveals startling information about the experiment's participants and scientists.

Misha Angrist is an assistant professor at the Duke University Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy. He lives in Durham, North Carolina, with his wife and two daughters.

The Numerator	p. 1
"His Own Drumö	p. 10
"Why Should We Make Them Go Out on the Dance Floor?"	p. 29
"But When Is It Mature?"	p. 54
Better Living Thnough Chemistry	p. 78
And Then There Were Ten	p. 99
"It's Tough to Guard Against the Future"	p. 133
Gettysburg to Gutenberg	p. 155
"You Con Do This in Your Kitchen"	p. 169
"Take a Chance, Win a Bunny"	p. 189
"Something Magical"	p. 222
Charity Begins at Home	p. 239
Antarctica	p. 260
Epilogue 2011	p. 279
Acknowledgments	p. 285
Notes	p. 291
Index	p. 331
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