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output: So a lot depends on what you mean by personalized medicine. I's not going to happen all at once. I would contend that it's already starting to happen. I think you will see an increasingly growing lists of genetic tests that are relevant as part of standard of care. I think you will see interdiagnostic tests developed and implemented for disorders such as cancer before you see for lots of other disorders. Already we are seeing individuals going to get their genome analyzed not through their doctor's office but through companies directly. I think you'll see a progression were at some point that it might be done more in doctors' offices but there are a lot of steps before we could get to see that routinely. So I don't think it will be a year or a moment that all of this will happen. But what we want to do at NHGRI is facilitate and establishment of a research agenda that will help us answer many questions that need to be answered affectively before we can really think about implementing this on a large scale. But we think we have a much better idea of what some of those questions are now we want to build a research program to help answer those questions.