Humans have About 100 broken genes each

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My mom always said their is something wrong with that boy!
Now I know she was right. But seriously makes one wonder if everyone should be tested.

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Thanks OP, so the old saying is rite after all: Nobody is perfect!!
Thanks for the find it was a good article.
S&F

An obvious application for this research would benefit insurance companies who could insist on applicants having their genes mapped before being offered insurance. The implications for citizens of the USA and other nations that don't have universal health care would be very severe indeed when they're refused insurance cover for all the ailments that they're pre-disposed to.