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06-15-2011, 10:37 AM

Hello All,
I'm a first year graduate student at Hopkins beggining a new project for our lab involving exome sequencing and analysis en masse. I've been reading your posts for a few months to get my current pipeline, and have finally reached the point of asking my own questions and possibly contributing some knowledge.
Thanks to the forum SEQanswers
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06-16-2011, 10:09 AM

Thought I would take this time to welcome you and give a quick introduction myself, seeing as how I just signed up for the forums. My name is Jordan and I am a high school student just getting interested in chemistry and biology. I have heard a lot about sequencing and how it integrates in this field, so I thought I would come on here and learn a little bit.
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