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aim of the resulting game -- codenamed GeneRun -- is to recruit
as many "citizen scientists" as possible to play what are hoped
to be fun and engaging games, but which are actually cleverly
disguised ways to get more eyeballs on very complex cancer
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Social Business At present, researchers need to carefully spot
connections in cancer DNA mutation data by eye, as this is a
task that can not yet be automated with computers. The problem:
there are not enough scientists to do that, which means insights
into the way cells become cancerous are being lost. "Our
machines can't pick up on the very slight variations and nuances
that only the human eye can