Since the early 2000s, careers in the field of genetics have grown at a rapid pace. Which of these is a probable cause for this explosion of available and expanding jobs? the strong US economy the discovery of penicillin the completion of the Human Genome Project the increased concern about environmental issues

Question

Bianca Hebert

Chemistry

Today, 01:15

Since the early 2000s, careers in the field of genetics have grown at a rapid pace. Which of these is a probable cause for this explosion of available and expanding jobs? the strong US economy the discovery of penicillin the completion of the Human Genome Project the increased concern about environmental issues

+2

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Lindsay Friedman · Answer 1

The completion of The Human Genome Project.

Erika Chung · Answer 2

The completion of the Human Genome Project

Explanation:

The Human Genome Project started as an initiative of the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) and involved many schools, universities and laboratories. The main goal of the Human Genome Project was to understand these mechanisms, including diseases, so that technology can be applied to change certain instructions in order to guarantee an improvement in the quality of life of the organism. The final results were presented in April 2003, with 99% of the human genome sequenced and 99.99% accuracy.

Naturally, the relevance and exposure of the subject in the media and in schools and universities has attracted the attention of young people and researchers who have joined the professions related to human genetics.