How many human genomes have sequenced, ever?

I am looking for a total number of human samples with some form of genomic data generation and interpretation (genotyping, gene-panel, exome, genome). I am sure I can get a rough estimate by combining the human subset from the major biological database (ENA, SRA, dbGAP, GEO, Clinical Trials etc.).

I am sure someone might have done this already.

Is there any blog or paper with such numbers out there? Recent the better!

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written 8.9 years ago by Khader Shameer

Greka: It took 20 yrs to sequence first human genome; now at Broad can sequence one entire human genome every 10 minutes #broadtalks
— Broad Institute (@broadinstitute) May 31, 2017

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written 8.9 years ago by Pierre Lindenbaum

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