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Saturday, 26 November 2005 |
 Google Inc. with several distinguished scientists began working to make
information on human genes available online. “The Google Story”, a book
profiling the search engine giant by David Wise, states that the Gene
project will speed up the pace of genetic and medical researches that
could immensely improve future medical care.
Recorded and provided by the National Institute of Health and
geneticist Craig David, Google Inc. has already accessed approximately
30,000 sets of human genes.
“The project is something geneticists have wanted to do for
generations,” states Venter on his interview on The Google Story. “We
need to use the largest computers in the world. And by working with
Google, we are trying to characterize all the gees on the planet and
understand their evolutionary development,” he added.
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Google Base, which was launched in beta version on Wednesday, provides
users a way to post and classify information. These contents posted by
users will also appear at Google’s web index, Froogle shopping site and
its local business directories. |
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Saturday, 26 November 2005 |
Internet users who use search engines increased over the last year.
Based on a study conducted this autumn, search engines are now ranked
as second among online tasks.
E-mail usage is still the most popular online application. In fact, 77% out of the sampled population used e-mails daily. |
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