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A new type of genomic map, known as the haplotype map, promises to speed the search for elusive genes involved in complex diseases. But to many biologists, it9s an untested concept hardly worthy of the 110 million it will consume. Welcome to the haplotype map, a new type of genome map that, depending on where you look, is eliciting exuberance or exasperation.
Jennifer Couzin (Fri,) studied this question.