Gov't task force kicks off gene-analysis project

Gov't task force kicks off gene-analysis project

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori (standing) addresses the inaugural meeting of a government task force aimed to promote human genetics research May 18. The gene project is one of a set of government initiatives aimed at promoting Japanese industries in the 21st century.

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