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Meridian Magazine : : Church Update: Church Records Lead to Groundbreaking Genetic Research

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“More human disease genes have been discovered in Utah then in any other place in the world,” explained Ray Gesteland, vice president for research and a genetics professor at the University of Utah .
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That's way cool, Hemidakota! I have an aunt who works in the Family History Library--I'll have to ask if she knows more about this.

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