DNA testing has moved into the mainstream, promising customers insights into their histories, health, family trees, and more. But with those opportunities have come price tags many consumers cannot afford along with privacy concerns. Now there is a company that is looking to lower costs and enhance privacy for consumers looking to learn more about their genetics. Nebula Genomics not only vows to protect consumer privacy, but is also conducting more comprehensive testing than competitors. Does Nebula Genomics measure up to the hype? Let's check out the features, pros and cons of their Whole Genome Sequencing so that you can make an informed decision.   What is Whole Genome Sequencing? Nebula Genomics is a company that does DNA testing like Ancestry.com or 23andMe. But it seeks to set itself apart in a variety of ways. MobiHealthNews quotes Nebula Genomics cofounder Dennis Grishin as explaining, “We hope to really revitalize the whole space by making whole genome sequencing affordable, providing more comprehensive, dynamic user-driven reporting and by addressing privacy concerns that many people have.”   What Makes Nebula Genomics Different? Here are some of the features which Nebula Genomics boasts over competing companies. 30x Sequencing Nebula Genomics offers 30x Whole Genome…