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> The roundup is mostly led by LunaDNA of Solana Beach and Nebula Genomics of San Francisco, startups that are still figuring out how much a person would be paid for their contribution.
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> It's part of the booming bio-economy, where so-called "sequencing subsidies" are starting to emerge.
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> Scientists say they need enormous amounts of genetic data from across different ethnic, racial and age groups, and different genders, to develop diagnostics and drugs.

Source: http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/science/sd-me-genes-consumerguide-20180514-story.html