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Georgios Patrinos: First Greek to Map His Genome as Director of Pasteur Institute

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George Patrinos is the director of the Hellenic Pasteur Institute and the first Greek to map his genome.
In 2012, he achieved this milestone during a time when whole genome sequencing was still a rare undertaking.
Patrinos's work highlights unique genetic characteristics among different population groups in Greece, including isolated areas and specific communities.
He is a professor of Pharmaceutical Biotechnology and Pharmacogenomics.
His achievements contribute to the understanding of genetic diversity in Greece.

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George Patrinos is the director of the Hellenic Pasteur Institute and the first Greek to map his genome.
In 2012, he achieved this milestone during a time when whole genome sequencing was still a rare undertaking.
Patrinos's work highlights unique genetic characteristics among different population groups in Greece, including isolated areas and specific communities.
He is a professor of Pharmaceutical Biotechnology and Pharmacogenomics.
His achievements contribute to the understanding of genetic diversity in Greece.

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