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Published online 13 February 2008 | Nature 451, 759 (2008) | doi:10.1038/451759c
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Illumina unveils genome sequence of African male
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Availability of high througput DNA technologies have proven earlier and will prove in future as the main driving force in advancing our knowledge of human genetic variations and putative susceptibility genes in common disorders. Competetion for developing such technologies is therefore highly desirable. It is indeed a pleasant surprise to find what Illumina has accomplished.
That would be "yoruba man", not "yoruban man." The noun and the adjective forms are the same.