Sequencing the human genome can reveal a lot – from how much sleep a person’s body needs, what sport they would prefer, or what substances and food they tolerate better. Even the predisposition to obesity or stress management. Geneticist Vaidas Dirsė talks about how much such a study costs in Lithuania and what exactly geneticists find out, in the podcast “Iki kaulų smegenų”.
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