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To: Boplicity who wrote (2720)7/1/2000 11:17:53 AM
From: Oak Tree  Read Replies (3) of 13572
 
Independent of what CRA says, the question is not answered satisfactorily in their literature.

It is very likely that when the data is available to everybody for free, everybody with any IT knowledge will be writing code to search the database. Indeed several of my friends (and employees) are set to do it. I for one don't expect to get rich though.

We already can search most of the data bank and do. Most new gene discovery for example is done by searching the already existing data banks.

CRA is dead. They had expected to be able to patent the human genomes. That would have been big money. Searching the human, mouse, and yeast genomes is already available for free from the NIH.
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