Manuel Corpas

Personal Genomics Open Access Datasets Even More European-Biased Than Scientific Literature?

Blog post originally published for Front Line Genomics. A recent article published in Nature on October 13th 2016 [1] indicated […]

After 4 years of work, I am pleased to say that two publications have emanated from this work: Low budget […]

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Followers of the personal genomics fields will have known that not long ago the FDA decided to shut down the […]

I have encountered a rather ingenious idea in Ben Landau’s blog. You may have read that Mike Cariaso, founder of […]

The above is the title of a talk I will be delivering at this year’s OpenTech (21 May 2011), a […]

Download page: http://manuelcorpas.com/five-family-relatives-genome-download/ After some deliveration and with informed consent from all family members involved, four relatives in my family, […]

Genomics by Manuel Corpas0 comments

In a previous entry for this blog, I wrote that my highest risk factor in my 23andMe genotype is the […]

Readers may have seen that a few previous entries in Manuel Corpas’ Blog have been dedicated to myKaryoView, a personal […]

Following my previous post on the First Publicly Available Genome Via DAS I would like to present an open source […]

You may have heard stories about some well known people to have released their genome for public use. I would […]