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    Hello from Toronto

    My name is David, a MSc. (York) working in a bioinformatics lab in University of Toronto (for the summer!)

    I am working with Illumina/Solexa dataset and while I am fascinated/amazed by what next-gen sequencing can do, I am frustrated by my datasets not cooperating with the analysis at the moment. I'll be browsin' through the forums to see whether others have done for the similar problem.
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    Hello from Milano, Italy

    Hello everyone. I am Alessandro and I am working on SOLiD data analysis, I work nearby Milano (Italy) in a company called Genomnia. I have also a long previous experience with 454 sequence data analysis.

    Keep in touch and ciao,

    Alessandro

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