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  • NGI
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2014
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    Next Generation Intelligence - Free bioinformatics analysis

    Dear to all members of SEQanswers forum.
    We are proud to communicate the birth of the Next Generation Intelligence (NGI) service.
    NGI is a platform for Next Generation Sequencing data analysis kindly provided by the Epigenetics Unit of the Human Genetics Foundation (HuGeF). We offer a wide range of bioinformatics tools and an experienced and professional collaboration service for any type of biological data analysis.
    We provide both standard and customized analysis, custom softwares and pipelines development and post-sequencing support.
    All of our services are free, and intended as collaborations. Hopefully, in a near future, we will also offer low-cost sequencing services.
    For more informations, please visit our site:



    Thank you.
    The NGI Staff

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