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If you are asked to pick the best blog from all these choices, what would it be?
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I must admit, that is a frustrating question indeed. All of them are of high quality, so check them out!Originally posted by bbsinfo View PostComment
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I've started a blog. It will be my perspective on biology. My perspective being a wet lab guy that has mostly studied epigenetics, chromatin structure, transcriptional regulation and how these things effect biological pathways. And of course I'll be posting on how NGS has finally made bioinformatics cool.
BTW, great list. Reading blogs is great.--------------
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Thank you. I am trying to figure out an way to keep wordpress spammer away, but had no luck.Originally posted by nilshomer View PostComment
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Use the akismet spam service (http://akismet.com/). Works amazing for this site. Pretty sure it's free for non-commercial sites.Originally posted by samanta View PostComment
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Visit also the blog http://ngs-expert.com/
The blog by Eurofins MWG Operon offers current expert commentary including publications, surveys, research, news and events, industry news and other pertinent topics.Last edited by ngs-expert.com; 08-29-2011, 03:00 AM.Comment
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Sure, just visit http://ngs-expert.com/feed/ or click the orange icon on the page's top left cornerComment
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A number of additional vendors in the space have blogs, and they are worth checking (I think these aren't above, but the list is getting long). PacBio needs to write more though!
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Intuitive Genomics Blog
I've spent my summer interning with a bioinformatics analysis services company called Intuitive Genomics.
The company has been in existence for just over a year, began in Corvallis, OR and recently moved to BRDG Park on the Danforth Plant Science Center campus in St. Louis, MO.
We just recently launched our blog and I've authored our first two posts.
We're hoping to develop this as a strong resource for the bioinformatics community as it relates to the analysis of next-gen sequencing data.
Let us know what you think!
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