What if...? Genomics in Aotearoa

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What if... genomics could help save an endangered species?

Episode Synopsis

In 2018, the kākāpō became the first species in the world to have its entire population’s genomes sequenced. How is the information being used today to help conservation?

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What if...? Genomics in Aotearoa

What if... genomics could help save an endangered species?

Episode Synopsis

Next Episodes

What if... genomics could safeguard our food supply?

What if... genomics could help save an endangered species?

What if... we can use genetic testing to beat cancer?

What if... we sequenced every infectious disease in NZ?

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