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Journal Article

(C)ELSI‐us: Reducing friction with indigenous communities in genomic research

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Authors:

Maui Hudson

Phillip Wilcox

Barry Smith

Angela Beaton

Moe Milne

Khyla Russell

Year:

2018

American Anthropologist

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