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Genome Research Helps Develop ... Search Engine

DeepDyve may reach 99% of web Google & Co don't

By Harry Kimball, Newser Staff

Posted Nov 12, 2008 2:20 PM CST

(Newser) – Technology designed to sequence the human genome is now being turned to an equally daunting task: probing the depths of the web. DeepDyve, a search engine developed by Human Genome Project researchers, can base its search on up to 25,000 characters, Wired reports, which... Read full story »

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