How to sequence the human genome - Mark J. Kiel

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Prevoditelj: Irma Komljenović Recezent: Ivan Stamenković
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You've probably heard of the human genome,
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Vjerojatno znaš za ljudski genom,
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the huge collection of genes
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ogromnu zbirku gena
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inside each and every one of your cells.
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unutar svake od tvojih stanica.
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You probably also know
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Vjerojatno znaš
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that we've sequenced the human genome,
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i da smo sekvencirali ljudski genom,
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but what does that actually mean?
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no što to zapravo znači?
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How do you sequence someone's genome?
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Kako sekvenciraš nečiji genom?
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Let's back up a bit.
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Vratimo se malo unatrag.
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What is a genome?
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Što je to genom?
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Well, a genome is all the genes plus some extra
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Pa, genom su svi geni
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that make up an organism.
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koji čine organizam.
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Genes are made up of DNA,
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Geni su dio DNK,
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and DNA is made up of long, paired strands
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a DNK je sastavljena od dugih, sparenih lanaca
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of A's,
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T's,
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A,
T,
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C's,
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C
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and G's.
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i G.
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Your genome is the code
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Tvoj je genom kod
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that your cells use to know how to behave.
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pomoću kojeg ti stanice znaju kako se ponašati.
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Cells interacting together make tissues.
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Međusobna interakcija stanica čini tkiva.
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Tissues cooperating with each other make organs.
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Međusobna suradnja tkiva čini organe.
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Organs cooperating with each other
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Međusobna suradnja organa
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make an organism,
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čini organizam,
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you!
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tebe!
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So, you are who you are
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Pa, ono si što jesi
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in large part because of your genome.
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velikim dijelom zbog svog genoma.
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The first human genome
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Prvi ljudski genom
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was sequenced ten years ago
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sekvenciran je prije deset godina,
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and was no easy task.
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što nije bio lagan zadatak.
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It took two decades to complete,
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Da bi bilo završeno, bila su potrebna dva desetljeća
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required the effort of hundreds of scientists
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te trud stotina znanstvenika
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across dozens of countries,
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iz desetaka država,
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and cost over three billion dollars.
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a koštao je više od tri milijarde dolara.
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But some day very soon,
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Jednog dana u bliskoj budućnosti,
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it will be possible to know the sequence of letters
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bit će moguće znati niz slova
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that make up your own personal genome
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koja sastavljaju tvoj genom
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all in a matter of minutes
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u nekoliko minuta,
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and for less than the cost
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i to jeftinije
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of a pretty nice birthday present.
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od prilično lijepog rođendanskog poklona.
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How is that possible?
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Kako je to moguće?
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Let's take a closer look.
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Pogledajmo malo bolje.
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Knowing the sequence of the billions of letters
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Znati niz milijardi slova
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that make up your genome
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koja čine tvoj genom
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is the goal of genome sequencing.
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cilj je sekvenciranja genoma.
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A genome is both really, really big
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Genom je istovremeno jako, jako velik
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and very, very small.
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i jako, jako malen.
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The individual letters of DNA,
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Individualna slova DNK,
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the A's, T's, G's, and C's,
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A, T, G i C,
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are only eight or ten atoms wide,
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široka su samo osam ili deset atoma,
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and they're all packed together into a clump,
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a svi su oni zgurani u grumen
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like a ball of yarn.
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sličan klupku vune.
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So, to get all that information
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Da bismo sve te informacije izvukli
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out of that tiny space,
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iz tog sićušnog prostora,
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scientists first have to break
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znanstvenici prvo moraju razlomiti
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the long string of DNA down into smaller pieces.
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dugačak lanac DNK na manje komadiće.
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Each of these pieces is then separated in space
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Svaki je od tih komadića odmaknut od drugih
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and sequenced individually,
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i pojedinačno sekvenciran,
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but how?
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ali kako?
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It's helpful to remember
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Korisno je sjetiti se
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that DNA binds to other DNA
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da se DNK spaja s drugom DNK
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if the sequences are the exact opposite of each other.
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samo ako su nizovi međusobno potpuno suprotni.
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A's bind to T's,
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A se veže za T,
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and T's bind to A's.
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a T se veže za A
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G's bind to C's,
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G se veže za C,
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and C's to G's.
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a C se veže za G.
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If the A-T-G-C sequence of two pieces of DNA
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Ako je redoslijed A-T-G-C dvije DNK
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are exact opposites,
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potpuno suprotan,
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they stick together.
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vežu se jedna za drugu.
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Because the genome pieces
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S obzirom da su djelići genoma
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are so very small,
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iznimno maleni,
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we need some way to increase
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potreban nam ja način da povećamo
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the signal we can detect
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signal koji možemo dobiti
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from each of the individual letters.
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od svakog od pojedinačnih slova.
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In the most common method,
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U najčešćoj metodi
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scientists use enzymes to make thousands of copies
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znanstvenici pomoću enzima stvaraju tisuće kopija
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of each genome piece.
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svakog djelića genoma.
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So, we now have thousands of replicas
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Sada imamo tisuću replika
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of each of the genome pieces,
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svakog od djelića genoma,
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all with the same sequence
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od kojih svaki ima isti niz
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of A's, T's, G's, and C's.
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A, T, G i C.
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But we have to read them all somehow.
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No moramo ih na neki način pročitati.
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To do this, we need to make
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Da bismo to učinili, moramo napraviti
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a batch of special letters,
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seriju posebnih slova,
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each with a distinct color.
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od kojih je svako različite boje.
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A mixture of these special colored letters and enzymes
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Smjesa tih posebno obojenih slova i enzima
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are then added to the genome
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dodana je genomu
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we're trying to read.
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koji pokušavamo pročitati.
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At each spot on the genome,
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Na svakom mjestu genoma
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one of the special letters
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jedno od posebnih slova
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binds to its opposite letter,
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veže se sa suprotnim slovom,
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so we now have a double-stranded piece of DNA
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tako da smo dobili dvostruki lanac DNK
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with a colorful spot at each letter.
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sa obojanom točkom na svakom slovu.
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Scientists then take pictures
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Znanstvenici onda fotografiraju
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of each snippet of genome.
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svaki komadić genoma.
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Seeing the order of the colors
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Ako vidimo redoslijed boja,
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allows us to read the sequence.
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možemo pročitati niz.
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The sequences of each
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Nizovi svakih od tih
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of these millions of pieces of DNA
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milijuna komadića DNK
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are stitched together using computer programs
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spojeni su koristeći kompjuterske programe
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to create a complete sequence of the entire genome.
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kako bi nastao cjeloviti redoslijed cijeloga genoma.
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This isn't the only way
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To nije jedini način
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to read the letter sequences of pieces of DNA,
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čitanja nizova slova komadića DNK,
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but it's one of the most common.
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no jedan je od najčešćih.
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Of course, just reading the letters in the genome
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Naravno, samo čitanje slova iz genoma
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doesn't tell us much.
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ne govori nam puno.
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It's kind of like looking through a book
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To je kao da čitaš knjigu
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written in a language you don't speak.
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napisanu na jeziku koji ne govoriš.
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You can recognize all the letters
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Možeš prepoznati sva slova,
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but still have no idea what's going on.
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no nemaš pojma o čemu se radi.
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So, the next step is to decipher
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Idući je korak dešifriranje
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what the sequence means,
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značenja tog niza,
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how your genome and my genome are different.
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na koji su način tvoj i moj genom različiti.
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Interpreting the genes of the genome
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Na interpretaciji gena genoma
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is the part scientists are still working on.
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znanstvenici još uvijek rade.
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While not every difference is consequential,
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Iako svaka razlika nije važna,
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the sum of these differences
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ukupnost tih razlika
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is responsible for differences
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razlog je različitosti
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in how we look,
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u našem izgledu,
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what we like,
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preferencama,
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how we act,
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ponašanju,
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and even how likely we are to get sick
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pa čak i vjerojatnosti da ćemo se razboljeti
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or respond to specific medicines.
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ili reagirati na specifične lijekove.
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Better understanding of how disparities
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Bolje razumijevanje načina na koji disparitet
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between our genomes
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naših genoma
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account for these differences
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utječe na te razlike
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is sure to change the way we think
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promijenit će način na koji razmišljamo,
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not only about how doctors treat their patients,
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ne samo kako liječnici liječe svoje pacijente,
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but also how we treat each other.
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nego i kako se odnosimo jedni prema drugima.
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