J. Craig Venter: The genome renegade who reshaped biotech
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STAT memorializes J. Craig Venter, detailing how his audacious push to map and rewrite genomes—racing the Human Genome Project with Celera, sequencing microbes with Ham Smith, and pioneering synthetic biology—transformed biomedical science, while also provoking debate over patents, profit, and access in the biotech era.
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