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Note from the poll creator: About a year <a href=" http://www.warwickhughes.com/blog/?p=essay-writing-papers#triple ">term papers essays</a> And unlike most of the Natural History Museum's exhibits, the science behind genomics is rapidly changing. It took a decade and roughly $1 billion to sequence the first human genome; now it can be done in a day for a few thousand dollars. The exhibit, which is funded by Johnson and Johnson, Ancestry.com and Life Technologies Foundation, is supposed to live in Washington for a year and a half and then tour the country for four years. By the time it's done, the science could completely change.