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Genetic Modifications
11/1/2007
By Diane Haddad
The Generations Network has re-entered the DNA marketplace, with Sorenson Genomics holding the door.

The Generations Network (TGN) <tgn.com> has re-entered the DNA marketplace, with Salt Lake City-based Sorenson Genomics <sorensongenomics.com> holding the door.

Sorenson is one of the country's largest DNA testing labs, the creator of the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation (SMGF) test results database <smgf.org>, and until recently, operator of the genetic genealogy company Relative Genetics.

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