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\title{Science AMA Series: I'm Carl Zimmer, and I'm here to talk about my Game
of Genomes.}



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  \date{April 24, 2026}


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Greetings--My name is Carl Zimmer. I'm a contributing national
correspondent for Stat, a new online publication about medicine and life
sciences. (You can find out more at http://carlzimmer.com ) I'm also a
columnist at the New York Times. Also, I write books about biology (and
one about science tattoos). I'm in the midst of publishing a three-part
series at Stat about my genome, called ``Game of Genomes.'' When I got
the opportunity to get my genome sequenced, I found a way to get my
hands on the raw data (a 70 GB hard disk, to be specific). I then
enlisted two dozen scientists to guide me through its depths. Along the
way, I got to see how my unique DNA alters the shape of the molecules
that make up my body. I found out that 613 of my genes come from
Neanderthals, and discovered how they are influencing my health. I
learned my genome is littered with broken genes and overrun by ancient
viruses. I even discovered my health is protected by mutations that are
the basis for new blockbuster drugs. In the process, I learned how much
our genomes can reveal to us, but also how many mysteries they hold
back. Here is part one of the
series:https://www.statnews.com/feature/game-of-genomes/season-one/ And
here is part
two:https://www.statnews.com/feature/game-of-genomes/season-two/ Part
three will come out next Monday And here is a site where you can find
all the data and analysis (including my genome):
https://zimmerome.gersteinlab.org/ I'll be back at 3 pm ET (12 noon PT)
to answer your questions, ask me anything! EDIT, 4 pm: Thanks for all
the great questions so far! I'll zip back in an hour to answer any new
ones that arrive.%
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