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etwatson

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Howdy!

06-04-2012, 07:24 AM

Greetings from Texas. I'm a PhD candidate in the field of evolutionary genetics, and I am here to do some population genomics with Illumina HiSeq data. I already have my reads, and now I will be navigating CLC Genomics Workbench for the first time in order to run my analyses...so I will be on this site religiously for the foreseeable future!

Cheers,
Eric
Tags: clc genomics workbench, illumina hiseq 2000 reads, newbie, population genetics

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