The Almost LIMITLESS Possibilities of BIOLOGY In The FUTURE

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The Almost LIMITLESS Possibilities of BIOLOGY In The FUTURE

J. Craig Venter is a biologist most known for his contributions, in 2001, of sequencing the first draft human genome and in 2007 for the first complete diploid human genome. In 2010 he and his team announced success in constructing the first synthetic bacterial cell. His present work focuses on creating synthetic biological organisms and applications of this work, and discovering genetic diversity in the world's oceans.

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