SHANGHAI, China (Reuters) -- Scientists
expect to publish next year the complete
sequence of the human genome, a
development that could revolutionize
medicine, the head of a leading genome
research organization has said.

"It will be completed in 2003," said Lap-Chee
Tsui, president of the Human Genome
Organization (HUGO), who was in Shanghai for
a four-day human genome conference.

Human genome map 'ready in 2003'