... human karyotype” that was negotiated in the 1960s was driven by the search for a standard against which the genetic variation revealed by the flurry of testing could be measured. And although the human genome project in the 1990s promised to provide the genetic blueprint that all humans shared, it has...

.... KEY WORDS: Hawai i, genetic variation, race and ethnicity, infrastructures, human population genetics, genomic racialization INTRODUCTION The introduction of statistics into medical research has over the years con- tributed to medical knowledge and therapies. But the use of statistics in recent big...