Q Human genome sequencing has rapidly grown to the point where we can how have our pets, dogs for example, genome sequenced and determine the exact breed or potential lineage. For humans, we can have our genome partially sequenced and unlock information regarding our past ancestry. These some fun, well intended uses, of genome sequencing, but could your genome be utilized against you? So what are the implications for humans? Sequencing your genome will provide important yet personal information. You can use this information to take preventive or proactive measures to improve your personal health and ultimately quality of life. On the other side, each person’s genome could be utilized to socially discriminate. Watch the 10min video below and address the following questions in your post. 1. If presented with the opportunity, would you have your genome sequenced? Why or why not. (3pts) 2. Assuming you did have your genome sequenced, would you feel comfortable sharing your information? (2pts) *Comment on another student is optional