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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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If you are asked to pick the best blog from all these choices, what would it be?
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That's sound good for so much blogs focus on bioinformatics and NGS
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I started a new blog called Mendelian Disorder at http://mendeliandisorder.blogspot.com
No promises that it's all about NGS, but I will try to put as much useful/interesting stuff as possible.
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a blog network sounds fun.
I just use google reader for simplicity and igoogle.
I guess I can publish my reader rss feeds if anyone is interested.
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Hmmm...Their RSS feeds could be good fodder for Newsbot.
Maybe we need an NGS blog network?
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They usually have one or two posts a month and I only reads the ones that pique my interest. I am finishing up my thesis so I need some distractionsOriginally posted by flxlex View PostAnd after reading the latest entries for all those blogs you still have time left to do some work? ;-)
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