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The Stanford group, says Davis's colleague Nancy Feldspiel, will contribute some DNA data but, more significantly, develop robotic instruments to make genome work more efficient.

For the moment, you need $220 to read each megabyte of DNA data but $12,400 to write it in the first place; however, these costs are likely to fall 100-fold within the next decade.

GEDmatch is used by companies to compare DNA data, but the public can't submit their own.

This fourfold polytomy could be expanded to a trichotomy by incorporating the mitochondrial DNA data, but the single sister relationship found was incongruent with the data concatenation approach.

In the combined cpDNA and nuclear DNA analysis, P. rosettifolia and P. longianthera were removed because of their obvious topological differences between cpDNA and nuclear DNA data, but P. confluens was included despite lacking cpDNA data.

That is one of the largest DNA data banks anywhere, but it took 23andMe nine years of constant media attention, such as appearance on Oprah, to reach those numbers.

Our estimate for the divergence of oomycetes from other stramenopiles is somewhat consistent with results from a study of ochrophyte evolution using small subunit ribosomal DNA data [ 34], but is considerably younger than estimates generated from broader studies of eukaryote evolution [ 31, 32].

But DNA data remains tricky to handle, and in some cases what people can be told about it is regulated by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration.

The DNA data suggest not one but at least two instances of interbreeding between archaic and modern humans, raising the question of whether Homo sapiens at that point was a distinct species (see sidebar).

In 2008, officials collected DNA data from state prisoners but failed to find a match with that of the Grim Sleeper.

Celera may or may not have decoded more DNA data by the end of June but its equivalent product will not be publicly available.