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eriklysoe

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Hi from Norway

07-17-2009, 02:32 AM

Hi

Our lab just desided to use pyrosequencing on a project, and I need to learn how to analyse the data. Since I'm a newbie, I would appreciate any suggestions to free software packages, preferably in windows.

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Erik Lysøe
Bioforsk - Norway
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