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The move represents the latest salvo in a war among several competing gene-sequencing companies to develop faster and cheaper DNA decoding machines.

And now that it's become very cheap to decode, genetic data is piling up by the terabyte.

The new services will use devices known as SNP chips, which offer a cheap substitute for decoding the three billion units of the human genome, a task that would probably cost $1 million or so per person at present.

The institute is part of a consortium with the National Institutes of Health in the United States to study the genomes of different types of cancer cells, a task now brought within reach because of fast and cheap methods for decoding DNA.

Such advances would be speeded by cheaper ways of decoding the human genome.

The new company - not yet named - will be led by J. Craig Venter, a pioneer in finding fast, cheap ways to decode genetic information.

A9 SCIENCE/HEALTH Cheaper DNA Decoding A new machine for decoding DNA may help bring costs so low that it would be feasible to decode an individual's DNA for medical reasons.

With the cost of decoding the genome having dropped from $3 billion to $999, cheap, widespread genetic analysis may help people understand their risk for genetically influenced ailments.