Google Cofounder Sergey Brin called it New Science or High-Speed Science.

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(Free-Press-Release.com) July 8, 2010 -- LA MIRADA, Calif., July 8, 2010 -- "In other words, Brin is proposing to bypass centuries of scientific epistemology in favor of a more Googley kind of science. He wants to collect data first, then hypothesize, and then find the patterns that lead to answers,” said Thomas Goetz in his article with WIRED magazine titled “Sergey Brin’s Search for a Parkinson’s Cure.”

“Can a model fueled by data sets and computational power compete with the gold standard of research? Maybe: Here are two timelines—one from an esteemed traditional research project run by the NIH, the other from the 23andMe Parkinson’s Genetics Initiative. They reached almost the same conclusion about a possible association between Gaucher’s disease and Parkinson’s disease, but the 23andMe project took a fraction of the time”, said Rachel Swaby.

Ainuu Afamasaga said, “It took 23andMe eight months, using High-Speed Science to arrive to the same conclusion that took NIH 6 years using traditional methods of researched. With our “Human Genetic Blueprint” which the United States Patent and Trademark Office granted a “Provisional Patent,” organizations and companies can even shorten that time frame.”

“Disease and disease pre-dispositions are caused by mutations at one or more of the Human Genetic Blueprint Phases called Gepheepigenotype, Genotype, Phenotype and Epigenotype which the cell goes through before it divides. The Blueprint Template can be used be any scientist or researcher to receive pre-determine or predictable specific results,” said Cofounder William Curr.

Other founders William Johnson and George Aull says, “It’s our objective to level the playing field in Life Sciences, especially in genetics and genomics with our discovery of the Human Genetic Blueprint and its contents.”

For additional information on the "Human Genetic Blueprint," contact Bob Ainuu Afamasaga at 323-347-5349 or visit http://www.twitter.com/24dna

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