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Hi everyone, was wondering if you could assist me with a history project and this seems like a community that would know. I would like to plot the progress of the public portion of the human genome project, either on a day by day or week by week basis. There was significant activity in the period of 1998-2000 due to the competition with Celera, and I think it would useful to track this in a graph.

The public consortium uploaded new sequenced DNA each day to GenBank. I've seen various in progress graphs like I've attached to this post that show the progression as a % over time, but I have no idea how I would collect this sort of data from GenBank.

Is this sort of historical submission data still viewable on GenBank, or would it have overwritten as new submissions and revisions were added? Genetics is not my field so I am unfamiliar with how to navigate GenBank. Thank you for any assistance!

Hi everyone, was wondering if you could assist me with a history project and this seems like a community that would know. I would like to plot the progress of the public portion of the human genome project, either on a day by day or week by week basis. There was significant activity in the period of 1998-2000 due to the competition with Celera, and I think it would useful to track this in a graph.

The public consortium uploaded new sequenced DNA each day to GenBank. I've seen various in progress graphs like I've attached to this post that show the progression as a % over time, but I have no idea how I would collect this sort of data from GenBank.

Is this sort of historical submission data still viewable on GenBank, or would it have overwritten as new submissions and revisions were added? Genetics is not my field so I am unfamiliar with how to navigate GenBank. Thank you for any assistance!

Hi everyone, was wondering if you could assist me with a history project and this seems like a community that would know. I would like to plot the progress of the public portion of the human genome project, either on a day by day or week by week basis. There was significant activity in the period of 1998-2000 due to the competition with Celera, so tracking this race is of interest to me.

The public consortium uploaded new sequenced DNA each day to GenBank. I've seen various in progress graphs like I've attached to this post that show the progression as a % over time, but I have no idea how I would collect this sort of data from GenBank.

Is this sort of historical submission data still viewable on GenBank, or would it have overwritten as new submissions and revisions were added? Genetics is not my field so I am unfamiliar with how to navigate GenBank. Thank you for any assistance!