"Wait a moment..." Ren Ziling said, beginning to pull out her phone and enter a search, "Got it, Will Douglas..."
Will Douglas, a well-known researcher in the field of bioengineering, was an early participant in the 'Human Genome Project.' This project wasn't an independent group or personal undertaking, but a grand collaboration of major world powers at the time.
The grand project involved numerous different teams and lasted sixteen years.
Finally, in 2006, Will Douglas's team published the gene sequencing of the final human chromosome—Chromosome 1. With this, the 'Human Genome Project' reached its completion, announcing that the decoding of the human genome had achieved 99.99% accuracy.
However, for six years following this, Will Douglas wasn't satisfied with the 99.99% completion and wished to uncover the remaining percentage completely. What he wanted was a complete picture, not just a blueprint with seemingly no differences.
