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Exploring Genetic Data Across Individuals: Design and Evaluation of a Novel Comparative Report Tool
Shaer et al [3] studied how nonexperts who participate in the Personal Genome Project explore their own data. They found that similar to other types of personal information [9], engaging with personal genomics could serve a goal, such as finding information about family ancestry and medical history, or be driven by more general curiosity.
J Med Internet Res 2018;20(9):e10297
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Social Annotation Valence: The Impact on Online Informed Consent Beliefs and Behavior
J Med Internet Res 2016;18(7):e197
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Informing the Design of Direct-to-Consumer Interactive Personal Genomics Reports
For example, Shaer et al [21] have discussed opportunities and challenges for applying tangible and embodied interaction for discovery and learning of genomics. Kuznetsov et al [22] described a possible role for HCI in supporting the growing community of do-it-yourself biology (DIYbio) citizen scientists. Schkolne et al [23] developed an immersive tangible interface for supporting scientists in the design of new DNA molecules.
J Med Internet Res 2015;17(6):e146
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